Sentence examples for feared small from inspiring English sources

It seems that Artest, the Pacers' aggressive and feared small forward, has finally figured it out.

Even if that onus isn't as great as it was initially feared, small businesses shouldn't skimp on assessing their risks prior to entering a new market, Marshall insists.

He fears small hoteliers may suffer "frightened rabbit syndrome" if too many changes are asked of them too quickly.

In fact, farmers, Rastafarians and academics have joined forces to slow the transformation underway, fearing small farmers will be railroaded.

But you never know," she says.Ahead of the Czech Republic's upcoming presidential election, she fears small mindedness, corruption and isolationism, be it from the EU or globalisation.

States making agave spirits outside the appellations would be "out of luck," said Mr. Suro-Piñera, who fears small, disenfranchised distillers will give up their trade, leading to a loss for Mexican heritage.

He says he's ready to compete with the biggest players in the world: "A big company like IBM fears small start-ups like mine, because my idea is so crazy - and only the craziest ideas pay the best".

But Lynda H. need not fear; small towns won't be receiving the full makeover in their stores.

I worry about those who seem to fear small acts of terrorism more than they fear environmental disaster, nuclear holocaust, or economic catastrophe.

Christian then did a series of pieces based on the idea of trypophobia, a little-known psychiatric condition where the patient fears small clusters of bumps or holes.

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