Sentence examples for harmful fear from inspiring English sources

A severe economic contraction could lead to a default wave or, almost as harmful, fear of one, thereby slamming prices.

Stress exposures consist of external stimuli that are threatening or harmful; elicit fear, anxiety, anger, excitement, and/or sadness; and are negative in impact and outcome (Sinha 2001, 2008).

But he knew the sport was becoming socially harmful and feared that it might end up outlawed.

• To the Editor: Your article about insurance and DNA illustrated nicely the existence and harmful effects of fear of genetic discrimination, but it may have inadvertently made matters worse.

But for Ernesettle residents, the reality is intolerable noise pollution and a growing fear of harmful nitrogen oxide emissions.

And that fear is harmful, even if not every woman is afraid.

I would hold on to harmful friendships out of fear to be alone.

She advocates more choices for real women who presently sacrifice beauty for fear of harmful chemicals and additives.

Access to clean, swimmable waters gives us a day of recreation without fear of harmful pollutants, provides a sense of place and inspires us to act as stewards of our waterways.

This qualitative study illustrates that the main reasons for declining to enroll in the HIV vaccine trial after randomisation are fear of harmful effect of the vaccine in the trial and resistance from uninformed or poorly informed significant others.

In this study, the fear of harmful effects from the trial could be due to concurrent incidents (a colleague vomiting after the trial, and an experience of losing a sibling, not connected to trial though) which posed threats to the informants just before they got the first vaccination.