Sentence examples for fear of exclusion from inspiring English sources
The seven-year-old kid and his fear of exclusion resurfaced; the wrench was back – will it ever not entirely disappear?
Penn said the Thistle staff did not modify the content of their issue for fear of exclusion from the mailing, and he did not believe the issue contained anything inappropriate.
By then Kennedy's anxiety about dying prematurely was overtaking the deep-seated fear of exclusion within his family which dominated his early decades.
Entry into HIV care was associated with fear of exclusion from participation in community social and political events or falling out with a social or peer group.
The results of Jones and Crawford [ 7] even suggest an interaction of weight and gender: While particularly overweight girls experienced teasing and fear of exclusion, underweight boys displayed the highest scores.
A total of 25 codes was generated, which included "modernity", "sugar daddies", "younger sexual partners", "food", "alcohol", "fashionable clothing", "HIV", "inequality", "male power", "poverty", "unemployment", "technology", "fear of exclusion", "loneliness" and "being left out".
Instead, through a combination of triumphalism and ignorance we have played to Russia's ancient fears of exclusion and victimhood.
This would be quicker to agree but messier to implement, and would heighten fears of exclusion among the ten non-euro members.
It could be eased if religious leaders were freed from their fears of exclusion and enabled to go back to the traditions of tolerance and openness that once characterised the region.
She said: "Whilst it is absolutely right that teachers and support staff should be able to do their jobs without fear of assault, exclusion should always be a last resort.
According to Ms Ranalvi, the biggest barrier to stopping FGM in India is fear of social exclusion amongst tightly connected and socially homogenous communities: "There is a lot of fear in the community that if you do not obey you will be executed".
