Sentence examples for fear of raising from inspiring English sources

Others avoid asking them questions, for fear of raising the issue of uselessness.

Legislators are hamstrung by a Gordian knot of deficits, fear of raising taxes and spinelessness in making cuts.

If I'm really honest with myself, my fear of settling in Brooklyn isn't fear of raising kids in the city.

In one instance, Mr. Darin was hesitant to adjust the rate submissions too aggressively for fear of raising red flags.

We could not say a word against the acts of repudiation for fear of raising suspicions of our own intentions.

Many Muslims are wary of donating to Islamic charities, both domestic and foreign, for fear of raising government suspicions.

The pattern suggests that legislators live in fear of making anyone angry, fear especially of raising taxes and of taking responsibility for change, which can be so inconvenient.

Only a day earlier the court dismissed a juror over fears of bias, raising concerns that the trial would drag on for weeks.

This observation is consistent with the finding that stimulating the fear of AIDS or raising concerns about the disease leads to avoidance of any discussion related to AIDS.

The fear of contagion has raised debt costs for other banks.

Cost of vaccination, side effects, being too young for vaccination, low perceived needs and fear of injection were raised as the most important concerns for not considering.