Sentence examples for fear of firing from inspiring English sources

Randel K. Johnson, vice president for labor and employee benefits at the United States Chamber of Commerce, questioned the need for new legislation, arguing that if fear of firing were really such a big problem there would be more suits, under the existing laws.

Fear of fire is engrained into the Australian psyche.

Harvests are kept in straw granaries, located far from the housing compounds for fear of fire.

People then bought insurance mostly out of fear of fire, and the company operated its own fire brigade.

For Wollheim, it is my wish to flee, not fear of fire, that drives me from a burning building).

"Electricity has been cut in fear of fires, and we are all staying outside, so it's of course hard to get tents for us all," he said.

Work was undertaken only during the daylight hours, because fear of fires that might result from artificial light prevented working after dark.

Rosa often sits all night in the ground-floor corridor at the Hôtel Métropole in Brussels because of her fear of fires.

The 1974 disaster epic "The Towering Inferno" came out just as the fear of fire in the trade center was escalating, and soon enough the comparisons started.

I don't think it was for protofeminist reasons: it was more a fear of fire and madness, though its subliminal power was obvious even to a child.

It is a glimpse of the frontline of the abortion wars in the US, where staff at pro-choice clinics live with the fear of fire-bombings and shootings from extremist pro-life groups such as The Lambs of Christ and The Army of God.