Sentence examples similar to fears of alienating from inspiring English sources

Fear of alienating the public is one.

He requested anonymity out of fear of alienating not Beijing, but his colleagues in the United States.

And will fear of alienating those voters force him to adjust his policies?

Others are reluctant to take such a drastic step for fear of alienating customers.

All spoke on condition of anonymity, for fear of alienating either the prosecutors or Mr. Visclosky.

The teams are loath to cut prices for fear of alienating existing ticket-holders.

Branagh tactfully avoids the religious disputes that preoccupied Mozart, for fear of alienating any international markets.

Like most of those interviewed, they insisted on anonymity for fear of alienating either state officials or their colleagues.

The official did not want to be named for fear of alienating the Pakistanis, with whom he must still work.

Sidney was particularly impatient with actors who hesitated to join his protests for fear of alienating their employers.

-- uncouth," said one investor in both companies who spoke only on condition of anonymity for fear of alienating the families.