Sentence examples for feared change from inspiring English sources
But regional leaders who had feared change in Egypt — a group including other Middle East autocrats — made few public statements on Friday.
Despite having plenty of motivation to demand change — the frequent shortages, the decrepit housing, the cruelty of having one currency for tourists and another with far less buying power for Cubans — she said she feared change more than she feared the status quo.
So spoke Bernice Fitz-Gibbon, Director of Advertising for Macy's, in 1960, explaining that where others feared change and new participants, Macy's saw opportunity.
I had feared change my whole life, so why would I seek it out by leaving the one thing that had been so stable for so long... my job?! My dad always said "whatever is meant to be will be".
Young people feared change and wished to be involved in decision making, especially concerning drug management.
Staff feared change (IC6) and more salary cuts, which would risk to lead to decreased motivation and care quality (IC9).
Most of the feared changes that the board of education was threatening to impose unilaterally have been blunted.
Unlike conservatives, who fear change, liberals welcome it because they believe that changing societies can be stable.
