Sentence examples for high degree of fear from inspiring English sources

A high degree of fear of movement is positively correlated with avoidance in other conditions.

"What we're dealing with here," Willard said in an argument that infuriates mainstream scientists, "is a high degree of fear of change". Two Republicans and two Democrats opposed the move.

"They have a high degree of fear and anger when it's stolen, even when they have zero liability".

In both of those instances and in September 2001 the major indexes shot up 20% to 30% once the Volatility Index (VIX) spiked above 50, suggesting a high degree of fear.

"Chemical weapons represent what is called a dreaded risk ― a risk that people instinctively react to with a high degree of fear and panic because it is invisible, insidious, and indiscriminate," said Gregory Koblentz, associate professor and director of the Biodefense Graduate Program at George Mason University.

The work subscale (FABQ-W) has seven items with a possible score of 0 to 42. High scores indicate a high degree of fear avoidance.

At first glance, this seems to suggest that a higher degree of fear leads to less knowledge due to defensive processes such as not wanting to deal with the threat and therefore searching for less information.

A higher score (range 17 to 68) indicates a higher degree of fear-avoidance [ 43].

The scale consists of 17 items and a higher score indicates a higher degree of fear-avoidance.

Instead, she launches herself headlong into a mystical quest, the faun setting her three tasks to complete before the next full moon, all involving a high degree of risk and fear.

"The budget is not the only thing in deficit today, as a paucity of leadership has left the country without a stable framework in which businesses can conduct business, investors can invest and consumers can consume without a high degree of uncertainty and fear," the letter begins.