Sentence examples for fear of exposing from inspiring English sources
He had been reluctant to disclose that information previously, he said, for fear of exposing the journalists to greater scrutiny.
The reluctance to use it stems partly from the fear of exposing their shadowy methods and imperilling agents.
Some of the reasons are doubtless ugly (sheer envy) or unfounded (fear of exposing one's children to moral corruption).
"I had a certain fear of exposing myself too much in my work for a long time," he said.
But because of the Vatican's fear of exposing its drawings to legal claims the exhibition never came to New York.
"Historically," he said "agencies have been reluctant to share intelligence data for fear of exposing their sources and methods".
The state's GOP majority dismissed objections from top law enforcement officials in several of the state's largest cities, who said the measure would make immigrants ― both documented and undocumented ― reluctant to report crimes to the police out of fears of exposing themselves or their families to deportation.
Given the ongoing military conflict and the fear of unnecessarily exposing participants to scrutiny, limited demographic data were obtained.
The analysis of the results suggests that the design alter egos technique liberated the majority of the students from the fear of straightforwardly exposing themselves, supported and enhanced their introspection, stimulated their creativity, and helped to establish an informal and constructive atmosphere throughout the design sessions.
German crews travelled on the surface, for fear of mines, exposing them to air attack.
When politicians find they can make assertions and perpetrate falsehood without fear of being exposed, or at least of being exposed in front of the broader public, some of them will do so.
