Sentence examples for fear of informing from inspiring English sources

In fact, both IOActive's researchers and Goodspeed declined to name any smart-meter vendors that are vulnerable to cyber attacks for fear of informing potential malicious hackers.

"For me, I look back on the relationship and realise that it was the fear of informing my parents of the relationship, the disappointment that I thought would be imminent.

It was discovered by this research that the reasons for not reporting adverse herbal reactions were lack of realisation of importance and fear of informing health professionals.

On one hand, a report published last week rated the U.S., British and French belief in Russia's reliability low enough so that, for fear of Moscow informing Tehran, they refused for months to tell the Russians of their strategy relating to a secret Iranian nuclear site in Qum before its public disclosure in September.

Is Laolu's experience a sign that our fears have spawned a new culture of informing?

For example, Pope & Scott [ 6] distinguish between side-effects and fear of side-effects informing decision-making and Basco & Smith [ 14] suggest that a memory of unpleasant side-effects might inform an affective rather than reasoned response.

You're always conscious of how power — both the lust for it and the fear of it — informs the action.

Another barrier to HIV disclosure was fear of psychological trauma: It was feared that informing adolescents about their HIV status could make some of the adolescents psychologically traumatised.

The Russians were not consulted out of fear they would inform the Iranians".

I isolated myself without my children noticing for fear of spreading panic, and informed the BBC.

These concerns are being allayed by Taliban policy position which has spelled out in detail all specific policies with a view to eliminate the fear of Afghans and appropriately inform the world of their policies.