Sentence examples for have got cold from inspiring English sources

The concern now is that if growth slows a whole lot of other worries come to the fore, from potential bad debts in the banking system, the government's poor fiscal position and the challenge of funding a current-account deficit when outside investors have got cold feet.

Developers planning to replace a derelict building in Reading with a 25-storey skyscraper may have got "cold feet", according to the town's council.

Risku's damning criticism accuses him of having no "design education, competence or experience," (update: although MIR appears to have got cold feet and removed the quote).

He told the BBC's Today programme: "We will be able to cope with people who have got colds or slight impediments.

Other retailers have gotten cold feet.

Investors are thought to have gotten cold feet waiting for long-expected institutional investment into the sector.

Another reason Doubledown might have gotten cold feet about publishing Dykstra's investment gems is buried on page 15 of its countersuit.

Meanwhile I'm sorry to say that one of the original backers, Microsoft UK, appears to have gotten cold feat, despite – I'm reliably informed – being consulted by the Web Mission guys for several months.

I suppose he could have been in on it from the beginning and he still could have gotten cold feet.

"Seemingly, authorities have gotten cold feet on what it would mean to have a free and open press". Another media group, Reporters Without Borders, ranked Myanmar 151 out of 179 countries in its 2013 Press Freedom Index.

But it has got cold feet.