Sentence examples for fear of weakening from inspiring English sources
Airlines are reluctant to reduce flights unilaterally, for fear of weakening their position among competitors.
He didn't want to yield to it too readily, for fear of weakening his powers of observation".
With unforgivable cynicism, Vote Leave refused to explain what Brexit would entail for fear of weakening its cause.
Americans are weary of war — and fear of weakening NATO no longer deters politicians, as the fight over the Libya campaign has made clear.
Such a conjunction is unfashionable these days; most commentators either focus on poverty and ignore the plasma screens for fear of weakening their own liberal arguments or, in the manner of Richard Littlejohn, they see only the plasma screens and so are able to walk guiltlessly away from issues such as child obesity, muttering the words 'feckless' and 'benefit culture' as they do so.
Dr. Dean's assault on Mr. Kerry, his harshest yet, came as many in the party have pleaded with him and the other remaining candidates to drop out of the contest altogether, or at least to avoid negative campaigning, for fear of weakening their eventual nominee.
The decline is attributed to fears of weakening global demand, slowing private consumption and higher costs.The annual rate of growth of Britain's broad money supply, M4, rose to 13.7% in the year to August, its fastest pace in almost 16 years.
Already, Wall Street is bidding the stock up more than 2percentt in midday-trading in the hopes that it was oversold this past week on fears of weakening revenue growth.
Analysts said that growing fears of a weakening outlook for the global economy, made worse by falling oil prices, was behind the steep falls.
The U.S. market plunge came in the wake of an overnight sell-off in China, triggered by fears of a weakening global economy.
