Sentence examples for fear to put from inspiring English sources

Its chairman, Charles Otoo, says: "People fear to put money in a bank because they take a picture and want a letter from an employer - in the village, we don't have such things.

While I despise the content of their politics, their ideological consistency and willingness to educate the public to their worldview has given them a great advantage over liberals who fear to put forward a coherent alternative lest they be labelled "ideologues".

As we watch them return to their nests high on the cliffs above us, Andre Botha, head of the raptor programme at the Endangered Wildlife Trust, underlines this fear: "To put it simply, in Asia, when vultures declined at such an alarming rate in the 1990s up until now, people talked about the Asian vulture crisis.

Such fears, to put it mildly, have proved unfounded.

"If you elsewhere in the SPFL you might not get a chance until you're older or above the age of 21, but if you come here and the manager thinks you're a good player, he'll have no fears to put you in at the highest level".

But inside the administration, officials feared efforts to put additional military and diplomatic pressure on Saddam Hussein were becoming more complicated.

To quell any fears and to put a great deal of misinformation to rest, here are five things that democratic socialism is not.

"There is fear, but we have to put the fear behind our backs".

"Body Worlds" allayed the board's fear by agreeing to put some money back into education.

There is a surge of fear about where to put money.

More than 11,000 Cubans overcame fear and timidity to put their names and addresses on a petition Mr. Paya circulated demanding a referendum to gain greater freedom.