Sentence examples for fear of trouble from inspiring English sources

She refused to give her last name for fear of trouble with her neighbors.

He asked not to be named for fear of trouble from any side.

Armed men, both loyal to the government and opposed to it, have hijacked minivans, and some taxis have stopped driving in Homs for fear of trouble.

Cut-rate tickets from New York to Dublin run as low as $250 round-trip and, for years, even Irish illegal workers flew home for weddings and funerals with little fear of trouble upon their return.

The fear of trouble, stoked by the Japanese news media and the local government, also led Sato to mobilize his largely dormant group, Sapporo Hosui, an association of 14 civilians.

Even in west Leicester, a solitary middle-aged Jamaican man can walk into a pub on an almost entirely white housing estate without fear of trouble.Working-class whites do not, however, warm to those who seem to encroach on their privileges.

—Mostly, I'd say, bestridin' a bit less for fear of troubles they hope we won't seek.

There are still fears of trouble.

Early Christmas sales forecasts have prompted fears of trouble ahead for the UK's retail sector.

Reflecting fears of trouble ahead, the cost of insuring bank bonds rose sharply.

The Notting Hill carnival will go ahead this year, but will close early each night amid heightened fears of trouble after last week's riots.