Sentence examples for for fear of increasing from inspiring English sources

Visitors are reluctant to tell others about its beauty for fear of increasing … well, the number of visitors.

As Mr. Fehlbaum points out, manufacturers are often loath to introduce extra colors for fear of increasing their stocks.

The economic crisis and climate change may be making regulators wary of implementing more regulation, for fear of increasing the burden on industry.

Judges said they were reluctant to speak out publicly about the violence they encountered in the courts or make official complaints for fear of increasing the threats.

Even with trade patterns shifting somewhat for fear of increasing U.S. protectionism, almost one-quarter of East Asia's exports go to the United States.

Many obstetricians induce older women at term attempting to improve perinatal outcomes, others are reluctant for fear of increasing caesarean rates.

Bleyer and Keegan recently concluded that avoidance of STP for fear of increased cancer risk is not warranted.

Pressure on both family and public budgets intensifies resistance to changing this rule, for fear of increased costs.

For example, fear of increased workload and concerns about job roles and patient care, not involving frontline staff in planning and service design, poor staff training, and conversely, the importance of frontline champions who can help to increase awareness and spread success [ 11].

Most patients and physicians delay starting insulin therapy for several reasons: fear of increased risk of hypoglycemia and weight gain, the "bad reputation" that insulin therapy is a sign of disease progression, fear of dependency on the medication, and other beliefs and myths (31).

Emerging evidence shows how violence may increase risk of HIV, for example, by reducing self esteem and ability to negotiate safer practices for fear of further violence, increasing drug use to manage the stress of violence or forced relocation of sex work to less familiar or safe areas.