Sentence examples for increasingly afraid to from inspiring English sources

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

But at night, they say, they are increasingly afraid to walk alone.

Critics say politicians are increasingly afraid to confront the growing influence of the gambling lobby.

The first sentence: "In the Obama administration's Washington, government officials are increasingly afraid to talk to the press".

Incumbents in both parties are increasingly afraid to stand up and be counted on this life-and-death issue.

And they argue that Trump's policy is making cities less safe because immigrants are increasingly afraid to report crimes or serve as witnesses, for fear of deportation.

At least one congressman seems increasingly afraid North Korea could try to send the U.S. some really bomb weed.

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.

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.

United States stock markets suffered another down trading session yesterday as investors became increasingly afraid that the Federal Reserve plans to raise short-term interest rates through the summer.

The checks are intimidating and resented — and people increasingly are not afraid to say so.