Sentence examples for fear of handing from inspiring English sources

There is also a fear of handing yet more debt to the next generation.

But he wouldn't go into more detail on what they were, for fear of handing the game to his opponent.

Some feel that America should not talk to Iran before the Iranian presidential election, for fear of handing a propaganda coup to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is running for re-election.

Some parents or grandparents are reluctant to pad their progeny's bank accounts for fear of handing them a luxurious lifestyle before they've had a chance to make their own way in the world.

(One wonders what if any counsel Secretary Clinton gave to Obama during the grand bargain negotiation?) Only after Republicans forced Boehner to pull out of bargaining with Obama for fear of handing him a political victory did Obama veer to the left in time enough for a successful reelection campaign that depended overwhelmingly on base voters.

Graveyards are easing fears of handing over the bodies of Ebola victims.

Graveyards ease fears of handing over the bodies of Ebola victims.

Chirophobia- Fear of hands.

U-turn A little good news Brain dead Reprints Related items Charles Jenkins: Their object all sublimeJul 22nd 2004Mr Jenkins was unwilling to join his wife in Japan, for fear of being handed over to the Americans, who claim jurisdiction over him through their military treaty with Japan.

Even if that case fails, many critics fear that TTIP would make this kind of legal action easier and, again, put governments off regulating stopping fracking for instance—for fear of being handed a massive bill.

We are the ill-fated 'tomorrow' of this country, in the care of which you fear to hand over the world.