Sentence examples for fearful of making from inspiring English sources

Fearful of making another mistake, they didn't buy.

Wider banking restrictions will make foreign lenders even more fearful of making loans in Russia.

The Giants, possibly fearful of making a shaky secondary more vulnerable, have not blitzed much.

Miyashiro said, "They're, like, fearful of making sure that we don't offend anyone.

As it approaches Charter Renewal,  the BBC is fearful of making errors of the kind that brought down its last Director General.

This is interpreted as a sign of confidence in the future, since banks and other corporations were fearful of making commitments a year ago.

He does not want to be a public figure and is fearful, say associates, of making mistakes in public.

The Good Lie opens rather well, in South Sudan in 1988, with 10 children on the run after a massacre in their village, fearful of being made child soldiers.

The federal government, fearful of sabotage, made more than 10,000 men, women and children live in wood and tar-paper barracks after forcing them from their homes and businesses.

The strike last week by London black-cab drivers is likely to be the first of many protests by groups of workers fearful of being made redundant by sharing software.

Fearful of being made redundant themselves, workers step up their productivity in an attempt to avoid unemployment lines.