Sentence examples for fear of trouble from from inspiring English sources

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

So naturally, that means the country's most respected opinion pollster is shutting down for a few months — out of fear of trouble from the authorities.

There is no fear of this kind of trouble from secular groups.

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

There were signs of trouble from Apple early on.

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.

Some Cambodians say they will vote for the CPP out of fear of the trouble its defeat might bring.

In this study, therefore, only perceptions of maltreatment could be elicited, the reasons for not reporting being focused on fear of further trouble.

He declined to give his full name, saying he feared trouble from the French authorities.