Sentence examples for fearful of giving from inspiring English sources

"We have our own sources of money and weapons, mostly from those seized from Houthis," he said, adding "the resistance is fearful of giving us weapons for fear that we become stronger".

It is also too fearful of giving offence.

Environmentalists resist any change, fearful of giving opponents of the Endangered Species Act any openings.

In fact it is becoming clear that Mr Hu is as fearful of giving a voice to the party as he is of giving one to the country.

"They are a little fearful of giving Indians loans," Greg Bourland, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe in South Dakota, said of the banks.

Some radiation oncologists may resist change, fearful of giving up the tried and true formulas they were taught, Dr. Zietman said.

The pipeline company wanted the Government to guarantee the loans needed to build what would become known as the Trans-Canada Pipeline, but Cabinet refused, fearful of the political implications of giving a large sum of government money to a US-dominated corporation.

In 1928, before the onset of the Great Depression in Germany, Hitler received less than 3 percent of the vote; after 1930, however, far more voters many of them middle and lower-middle class individuals fearful of "proletarianization"—gave him their support.

I was so dumfounded and dizzy, that I immediately went home, in physical pain and fearful of repercussions given it was the woman who prevented me from defending myself.

Consumers, meanwhile, are opting in to sharing their location by way of the retailer's app – and perhaps more importantly, are seeing the value in doing so instead of being fearful about giving up their privacy.

At the same time, my stomach churns when I think educated Brazilian men and women working for advertising agencies still feel the need to portray our women as being dependent or fearful of their husbands, giving them a "good-humoured" solution to avoid a bollocking.