Sentence examples for fear of omission from inspiring English sources
He then moved on to quote de Tocqueville (not something Alastair Campbell is ever likely to do) to condemn the "herd of independent minds" in the media who hunt as a pack following stories simply through a fear of omission rather than genuinely being interested in the issue.
Most doctors are paid more only when we do more; and all fear malpractice, where errors of omission pose a greater risk than errors of commission.
European studies describe clinical reasons for prescribing antibiotics such as diagnostic uncertainty, fear of making an error of omission (i.e., not prescribing an antibiotic when it was indicated), and reliance on certain clinical factors like lung findings, fever, shortness of breath, sputum production, or crackles [ 26, 27].
As for which investors I admire, since many of my competitors are also friends of mine, I am going to refrain from naming names for fear of insulting anyone by omission.
Sometimes "bouncebackability", to revive Iain Dowie's phrase, derives not from the whims of players but the dire consequence of omission, from cold fear.
Especially for patients with small, localized recurrences, in whom a local excision would technically be possible, mastectomy is generally preferred over BCS for fear of worse outcome due to omission of radiotherapy.
For parents in doubt, this fear may be a reason to refrain from vaccination — also because errors of omission (and thus not vaccinating) are generally "preferred" over errors of commission [ 16].
Or, more darkly, is the vague suspicion that such omissions happen for fear of hurting sales true? Do the economic perceptions around what crowdfunding should be in the media really matter?
Fear of ageism can lead to lies by omission.
