Sentence examples for fear of foul from inspiring English sources

No word on whether there was a flight safety announcement, but Mr. Ciaffoni's co-pilot, Nick Terleckyj of Chicago, took his fear of foul — and, yes, fowl — odors further, taking along a white surgical mask to protect against the fumes.

But, anecdotally, it seems that fear of fouling their corporate reputation hasn't deterred employers from making excessive requests of job candidates.

But some hedge funds are suspending their use of such networks, for fear of falling foul of the law.

Meanwhile, companies are reluctant to share their own knowledge with one another and the government for fear of running foul of anti-trust rules.

This is not to attack the Government for these changes; the Chancellor had little choice but to amend the rules of the EIS and similar schemes for fear of falling foul of the European Union's rules on state aid.

While succession planning is established practice in business, school governing bodies are often reluctant to designate a successor for fear of falling foul of open competition rules.

They also warn that some landlords will simply refuse to house migrants for fear of falling foul of the new rules.

Many services are denied to Iranians not because providers are legally bound to refuse them but because they err on the side of safety for fear of running foul of the policy.

Yet few in the mainstream press uttered a peep, for fear of falling foul of the generals.Back then, as now, media bosses often bowed to state pressure to protect their business interests.

Many services are denied to Iranians not because providers are legally bound to refuse them under international sanctions but because they err on the safe side for fear of running foul of the policy.

Many feared a case of foul mood when the leaders gathered in Toronto on June 26th-27th. 26th-27th. 19th China unveiled a potential remedy.