Sentence examples for is often fear that from inspiring English sources
There is often fear that envious women can cause harm to pregnant women through witchcraft.
It is often feared that by engaging politically, humanitarian organisations risk compromising their neutrality.
Although few people contract Ebola each year, its effects are so swift and devastating that it is often feared that it could be used against humans in an act of terroism.
A century or so ago hospitals were often feared as places that might do more harm than good for the average patient.
Ms. Bell said that in an annual portfolio shot by Patrick Demarchelier and published each April, Vanity Fair "promises to continue to honor the standards that are often feared lost".
This information should be confirmed in future studies and the mechanisms involved should be further explored, especially because caregivers often fear that obesity may be associated with underlying nutritional deficiency.
In the shabby elegance of the little Bouwerie Lane Theater, Edgar and Alice, who have dueled to the death through 25 years of marriage, are so close to the seats that audiences must often fear that they will be wiped out by their conflict, just as completely as Alice's cousin and Edgar's old buddy Curt is.
I often fear that I'm on the brink of some sort of total housewife breakdown.
Raami has noticed that students often fear that their intuition is wrong or that it might lead to poor decisions.
"Journalists who experience them often fear that they will be seen as more vulnerable and unable to do their jobs well," Maria Salazar-Femergenciesencies director at the Committee to Protect Journalists, told HuffPost.
