Sentence examples for fear of killing from inspiring English sources

Free-traders hope they will not demand too much, for fear of killing the Doha round and attracting the blame.

"Fear of killing, rather than fear of being killed, was the most common cause of battle failure in the individual," Marshall wrote.

Here is a show that shows no fear of killing off lead characters – without warning – leaving audiences in a state of bewildered gloom.

In the case of Iraq, political leaders may be tempted to avoid relying heavily on air strikes for fear of killing civilians.

No one seriously argues that you can't tax cars for fear of killing jobs or driving the auto industry to Singapore or the Cayman Islands.

Then it introduced corn that was resistant to its Roundup herbicide -- a trait it first used in soybeans, which allows weed killer to be liberally applied without fear of killing the plant.

The bombing has been less than fully aggressive, because of fears of killing civilians and destroying wide swaths of the country, deepening international opposition to the war.

While many a green soldier longed to "see the elephant" – a colloquial term referring to engaging in battle – eagerness often gave way to anxiety and a plethora of fears: of dying, of killing, of failure, of the unknown.

The Mantle men were largely silent about the fear of cancer killing them at a young age, Delise said.

Her licence to practise was suspended when she was caught drink-driving: her partner shopped her to the police for fear of her killing herself or someone else.

Once rational thoughts came my way, the fear of quietly killing my dream drove me to act.