Sentence examples for fear of harm from inspiring English sources
The Times and other news organizations have been asked over the years to withhold stories for fear of harm.
What does it mean to be a crime novelist in the United States, a nation obsessed and riven by the fear of harm and mayhem, real and imagined?
Where the police or Home Office have clear evidence of illegal activity or fear of harm, limited data including a pupil's address and school details may be requested".
Recently, Iraqis who made it to America have begun filing petitions for asylum, and, because they undoubtedly face a reasonable fear of harm back home, a few of them have been accepted.
Or does it somehow just tarnish the institution by association — in which case I think you have a plausible argument that the fear of harm is based on prejudice towards gays and lesbians — the legally (and morally) problematic "irrational animus".
Given the publicity of the BCA vs Singh libel action, combined with the lack of benefit and the fear of harm through chiropractic, it seems only natural that many people objected to the unfounded claims of UK chiropractors.
She said that young women often avoided politics for fear of harming their reputations.
The executives spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of harming business relationships.
complaint on any issue against China, for fear of harming diplomatic relations with its large neighbor.
I prefer it over a strimmer for fear of harming a slow worm or a resting hedgehog.
The former rebels said they had held off their advance for fear of harming civilians trapped in the fighting.
