Sentence examples for fear of facing from inspiring English sources

But he added that he and his ministers had "no fear of facing the Italian people".

Maybe that's what drove you to the Middle East, a fear of facing fatherhood.

California's example, she said, has also spurred other states to consider downsizing for fear of facing similar litigation.

It can be exhausting for closeted employees to hide their private lives in fear of facing discrimination.

Some admitted they would do the same – for fear of getting into trouble and fear of facing another "Nanjing judge".

Without it, "I would be bankrupt pretty soon," he said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of facing a lawsuit to recover the money.

With Republicans in Congress pressing for a further expansion of the system, the protocol's lack of specificity may well stoke the Russian fears of facing a slippery slope to a larger system.

Callum Paterson scored a first-half headed double as Hearts beat Hibernian to heighten the hosts' fears of facing a Premiership relegation play-off.

Fears of facing a similar fate is stressful and the helplessness is disempowering leading to low morale in the workplace and drop in productivity.

True bipartisanship -- born of politicians' fears of facing an angry electorate!

Dougherty says she feels lucky to have secured a rental home and is leaning toward rebuilding, even though it's hard to shake fears of facing another devastating wildfire in an area so prone to them.