Sentence examples for for fear of creating from inspiring English sources

I'd hesitate to call something "free malaria" for fear of creating entirely the wrong impression.

For years, Beijing has downplayed the importance of any single leader, for fear of creating another cult of personality.

And House and Senate Republican leaders are reluctant to hand out more money for fear of creating a stampede.

Military planners say they would want to avoid hitting the chemicals for fear of creating toxic sites that could injure or kill civilians.

Mentions Radio Marti, which Mas has influence over, and which he uses to avoid speaking of Sanchez, for fear of creating a rival in Cuba.

They quickly moved to ban the victim's family from holding an Islamic funeral, apparently for fear of creating a figure that could unite and revive the ­battered opposition.

Besides, states have a say in whether a municipality may pursue bankruptcy at all, and they have every reason to avoid such an outcome, not least of all for fear of a creating a ripple effect that could cripple the municipal bond market and drive up the cost of borrowing.

A diverse group of people attempting to celebrate their right to use the road safely and in an environmentally friendly manner should be promoted by the Olympics, rather than persecuted for fear of their creating a four or five minute delay on the precious ZiL lanes.

Labour played with this idea but rejected it for fear of being accused of creating phoney "make work" schemes.

Then, banks kept alive what became known as "zombie" companies for fear of acknowledging their bad loans, of creating unemployment or of upsetting the whole collective applecart.This used to be called financial socialism, which was meant as a compliment.

You write that McPherson "shows us characters most black writers would be uncomfortable creating, for fear of airing dirty laundry".