Sentence examples for increasingly afraid of from inspiring English sources

Also, they are increasingly afraid of injury.

He added that the rescue miners were becoming increasingly afraid of the conditions and that he believed officials would have to seek new volunteers to continue the effort.

Kirchmeier said before the corps' move that North Dakota residents who have grown tired – and increasingly afraid – of the protests were backing law enforcement.

Eliasson said, on the phone, "I told him, 'Who am I, as a private person, to have anything at all to say about that!' I am increasingly afraid of the day when I have to be in front of my work, rather than behind it.

But since the heyday of Thatcher and Reagan, they have been increasingly afraid to ask for it directly and way too afraid to come together and demand it as a group.

That and the Visa bills I was increasingly afraid to open.

But as the fighting wore on and Confederate fortunes darkened, Southerners grew increasingly afraid it was their treatment of slaves that caused God to turn against them.

And, as the panorama of "A Song of Ice and Fire" has grown ever more expansive, Martin has become increasingly afraid that he'll make mistakes.

Liberal Egyptians have become increasingly afraid that that will not be the case; they were surprised by the unexpected success of the Salafis.

Khadija al-Khawaja said she was increasingly afraid the authorities would call to announce her husband's death, after she visited Kobra Fakhwiri, the widow of Kareem Fakhwiri.

A forum post on China.com says: "Western rogue media insulted 16-year-old Chinese Olympic champion Ye Shiwen!" The West is increasingly desperate and afraid of an emerging China, the post said, "scrambling" for China's economic benefit on one hand while "doing its best to contain and suppress the increasingly prosperous China".