Sentence examples for fear of endangering from inspiring English sources

American aides they did not notify Mexico out of fear of endangering the agents.

National guarantees for the fund cannot be increased much for fear of endangering the rating of France and others.

Refugee officials spoke only on condition of anonymity, for fear of endangering aid efforts already hurt by Government interference.

There is fear of endangering the Russian military support especially because there is no real Western alternative.

They say the interviewers' data with names and addresses cannot be released for fear of endangering the families.

For years, Ellsberg kept his distance from the people who helped him for fear of endangering them.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office is not releasing the names of the couple for fear of further endangering the woman, but says it is doing all it can to effect her release.

Pope John Paul II would like to beatify Pius, who according to the Vatican did all he could to save lives, and did not take more public actions for fear of further endangering Jews and Catholics in Nazi-occupied countries.

Wildlife conservationists, on the one hand, fear the loss of endangered wild predators through possible retributive killings while the farmers, on the other hand, complain about their livelihood losses because of livestock depredation by wild predators (NCD 2008; Rajaratnam et al. 2015).

Ambulances which left full of people who had been beaten, many reportedly with their faces battered, apparently never arrived at the hospital that was their supposed destination.... .. When she first published her blog, the Berkeley anthropologist identified herself only with her initials, for fear of implicating and endangering "people I know and care about" in Honduras.

But conservationists fear that the growing popularity of bone boutiques could increase the demand for the bones of endangered animals.