Sentence examples for fear of harming from inspiring English sources

But the fear of harming others and the belief that one's testimony isn't welcome in civil company is one of the great obstacles to enabling veterans to speak about their experiences, to receive the closure and communal acceptance that many desperately need.

Students experienced fear of harming the patient (50%), and only 24% expressed consistent confidence.

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.

Companies should be stopped from developing sex robots with artificial intelligence for fear of harming humanity, according to campaigners.

A senior official said the administration had delayed acting for fear of harming the F.B.I. investigation of the charity.

He did not want his name used for fear of harming his career or his firm's image.

These allow medical students to act out scenarios with virtual patients without the fear of harming a real one.