Sentence examples for fearful if from inspiring English sources

But mostly I am fearful: if Mr Hunt continues to proceed with this imposition, then I fear that this will be the beginning of the end of our much-loved NHS – not to mention a threat to the safety of innumerable patients.

You can be least fearful if most of your income holdings are in individual Treasury or highest-quality municipal bonds that you plan to hold to maturity.

She has a sense that her outspokenness may put her in danger but is not fearful: "If I get killed, hundreds will come after me.

"I think they would be a little fearful if we had full access to their whole range of witnesses, that Mr. Genson would basically run this as his criminal trial before he gets to the real one," she said.

(She stoutly resisted his editing, however, and in one fight over the serialisation of North and South he exclaimed: "Oh, Mrs Gaskell fearful fearful! If I were Mr G O Heaven how I would beat her").

They are dependent on each other for safety, so a blue wall of silence emerges, where people are fearful if they don't back up the lies of a fellow officer, no one will come to their assistance when they get in trouble.

"The undocumented community, on top of fearing MS-13, is fearful that if they interact with law enforcement they'll get deported, or a loved one will," Sini said.

"Even if you sprayed a person with a fearful perfume, if they could see with their eyes that nothing was happening, they wouldn't react the way a fish would," Dr. Doraiswamy said.

As Dr. Van Zanten said, "The Board of Education fears opening up more campus spaces to parking because they're fearful that if we do add spaces, more kids will drive, exacerbating the problem instead of solving it".

If his or her face goes pale it indicates they're fearful, and if it gets flushed or turns red/pink it indicates shame or anger.

Others are fearful that if they use them, health care workers will tip off immigration officials.