Sentence examples for fear of working from inspiring English sources

Londoners deserve to live and work securely, without fear of working poverty".

So while Cyrus was proclaiming, "I feel like I'm one of the biggest feminists in the world because I tell women to not be scared of anything", Hill, this year, faced the very real fear of working out a three-month prison sentence.

Notions of social justice and fairness, or at least the fear of working class insurrections, certainly played a part in the development of twentieth century welfare states, but there was a pragmatic military motivation as well: if young people are to grow up to be effective troops, they need to be healthy, well-nourished, and reasonably well-educated.

Don't deny yourself the chance at getting the help and accountability you need out of fear of working with the wrong coach.

She pointed to Bedayaa's "safe spaces" and psychological support programmes, and networking with other organizations to combat "the ignorance and fear of working on sensitive issues such as homosexuality among other activists and human rights defenders in our countries".

Health care service providers expressed a fear of working with service users with severe mental disorder as a result of this perception.

They concern the fantasies and fears of working in a professional kitchen, as the underling of a person with a tremendous ego, which you hope someday to replace with your own.

I was 7 when Grisham's main character was 7. My grandfather owned a cotton farm, my parents lived and worked on that farm, and they moved me at a young age to St. Louis to escape the toil and fears of working on a cotton farm in the South.

Her witty commentary about her frustrations and fears of working at the bench soon followed.

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I would call all these strategies fear of form, which can be parsed as fear of materials, of working with the hands in an overt way and of originality.