Sentence examples for fear of extending from inspiring English sources

Anyways, if you're an existing customer or you're planning to switch to Verizon then you should be aware that you can switch your calling plan without fear of extending your contract.

The new plans won't affect AT&T's current device upgrade policy and existing customers who wish to switch over to a shared data plan can do so without fear of extending their contract.

The opposition's fear of informants now extends to journalists and humanitarian workers, who increasingly risk being kidnapped in rebel areas where their presence was once welcomed.

Here, we asked whether this reduction in fear in hand-reared birds is limited to fear of humans or extends more generally to fear of novel environments and novel objects.

In our study, NPY KO mice did not show extinction of conditioned fear, even when extending the extinction trials to 40 presentations per day for 2 days.

While holding that the A.C.A. falls within the congressional power to tax, Roberts yanked it out of the scope of the Commerce Clause, echoing right-wing ruminations about federally mandated broccoli-eating, and citing James Madison's fear of a Congress "everywhere extending the sphere of its activity and drawing all power into its impetuous vortex".

It is fiercely defended by the Humane Society and fiercely opposed by the American Kennel Club out of fear it would extend to their breeders.

Swann, however, also feels that much of our knowledge as a species has been eradicated under a capitalist worldview, although fear of women and healers extends back centuries.

The fear and confrontation extended across much of the Rift Valley region.

Originally, this fear extended to the idea of training itself – in the 1920s and 1930s there were regular complaints that athletes were gaining an unfair advantage by spending weeks or months building up to a race, when it was widely believed that sport was meant to be a competition to see who was better on the day itself.

The perception is that you are never safe; fear extends to every layer of Eritrean society".