Sentence examples for fear of wrecking from inspiring English sources

Some pundits fear that the island might be tempted to use the approach to the Olympics as cover for steps toward independence, hoping China's fear of wrecking the games would mute its response.

Then this fear of wrecking the fun for others lays on a thick coating of guilt.

Britain's biggest property companies on Monday condemned a new government policy allowing them to avoid potentially hundreds of millions of pounds in affordable housing contributions because they fear it risks wrecking the social mix of London.

Not only is he a feared one-man wrecking crew on the defensive front, but..

It has nurses shouting at visitors not to give dying relatives a sip of water for fear it might wreck the hospital's deaths target.

In the way that certain things do when you're on the cusp of pubescence —trapped momentarily between the bald fear of childhood and the life wrecking anxiety of adolescence and the adult horrors that await— Jockey Slut seemed almost otherworldly in its implied illicitness.

Pfizer's introduction of the drug in 1998 panicked British health officials, who feared it would wreck the government's health budget.

But Location Labs is coming out with an Android app for T-Mobile called DriveSmart Plus which plays on the fear of parents everywhere that their kid is going to wreck the car or worse while texting.

In the stock market, fears of higher interest rates wrecked havoc among Internet shares, seen as particularly vulnerable because of their sky-high valuations.

A veritable wrecking ball at the weight the two-time NCAA All-American holds little fear of challenging once more for UFC gold in what is essentially a win-win scenario for him.

Emmanuel Macron's victory in the first round has allayed fears of the backlash against globalisation wrecking the European Union.