"Fear of killing, rather than fear of being killed, was the most common cause of battle failure in the individual," Marshall wrote.
Free-traders hope they will not demand too much, for fear of killing the Doha round and attracting the blame.
Here is a show that shows no fear of killing off lead characters – without warning – leaving audiences in a state of bewildered gloom.
In the case of Iraq, political leaders may be tempted to avoid relying heavily on air strikes for fear of killing civilians.
No one seriously argues that you can't tax cars for fear of killing jobs or driving the auto industry to Singapore or the Cayman Islands.
Military training is fundamentally an exercise in overcoming a fear of killing another human, said Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of the book "On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society," who is a former Army Ranger.
Then it introduced corn that was resistant to its Roundup herbicide -- a trait it first used in soybeans, which allows weed killer to be liberally applied without fear of killing the plant.
Sharpshooters outside the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel did not have telescopic sights, so they could not get off a shot for fear of killing hostages rather than the terrorists.
The besiegers have shied from all-out assaults, for fear of killing civilians and deepening regional enmities.Some say the delay reflects fears within the National Transitional Council, the 43-man proto-parliament under Mr Abdul Jalil, that the end of military fighting might herald the onset of harsher political skirmishing.
8 P.M. (Ovation) A YOUNG DOCTOR'S NOTEBOOK UNCUT In this four-part mini-series, rebroadcast in its entirety, a morphine-addicted Russian doctor (Jon Hamm), accompanied by his younger self (Daniel Radcliffe), relives stories of being dispatched in 1916 to a country hospital, where he performs surgeries in primitive conditions, longs for Moscow and lives in fear of killing his patients.
