Labour and delivery related risk factors include mode of birth (i.e. emergency caesarean, instrumental delivery), partner not present, perception of low support from partner or staff, care factors (e.g. feeling poorly informed), high fear for self and/or baby, feelings of loss of control (powerlessness), negative gap between expectation and experience of severe pain.
But this is often informed by fear, insecurity and prejudice, not reality; support for Ukip tends to be high in areas of low immigration, while evidence suggests diversity is actually good for social cohesion.
There is fear, too, a fear informed by the knowledge that whatever my worst nightmare is, there is someone out there embittered enough to carry it out.
You've said the film was partly informed by a fear of things like social media.
Opposition is both visceral and informed by a fear of being accused of, as it were, going against nature by covering acres of it with bricks and mortar.
Alternately brutal and compassionate, chaotic and calm, projecting bravado or emanating fear, informed by hate or imbued with love, the moments he has recorded were ephemeral, fragmentary and easily lost.
As C.J. Chivers writes of Mr. Hicks in a Lens post accompanying a selection of the photographer's work: "Alternately brutal and compassionate, chaotic and calm, projecting bravado or emanating fear, informed by hate or imbued with love, the moments he has recorded were ephemeral, fragmentary and easily lost.
In his essay "Shooting an Elephant," George Orwell describes his time as a policeman in colonial Burma: often, he suggests, his decisions were informed by his fear of shame — by the fact that "my whole life, every white man's life in the East, was one long struggle not to be laughed at".
That is not an apocalyptic observation, not a thought rooted in theology, rather it is a fear informed by the reality that is the state of the Muslim ummah--the great Islamic family we all supposedly belong to.
Hod chose the pumpjack because it is associated with "greed and environmental destruction," both of which inform our fears about the future of contemporary society.
