Sentence examples for mentioned fear from inspiring English sources

Meet Mr. Maloney, who never mentioned fear or death, who cared more about being a hero dad than a hero firefighter, although he was both.

Along with the previously mentioned fear of increases in taxation or decreases in services, he argued that those living in the ACT would have felt that they already had a voice in the governance of the territory, through federal electoral representation.

One of the 12 hospital mothers mentioned fear of moving in the night alone as the main reason she had not taken her convulsing child to the hospital straight away, instead she called in the neighbors who assisted with emergency 'first aid' by smoking elephant dung and immersing the child in a bucket of water.

About 12.8% of the study participants mentioned fear of HIV testing for their treatment delay.

The previously mentioned fear of pain and activities may be another explanation for the absenteeism.

Only the clinicians from the Netherlands mentioned fear of litigation as a growing problem.

It's not surprising that McNair's teammate specifically mentioned fears of stopping, even while having a heatstroke, because doing so would make a player vulnerable to taunts that he is not manly enough.

2. Fears of transmission of MDR-TB and other infections No patient or family respondents mentioned fears or association of treatment at home with heightened risk of secondary transmission of MDR-TB.

Instead they overwhelmingly mentioned fears about second children being forced to care for their elder siblings, with over one-half of the participants reporting hesitation about second children on account of these worries.

Among those few mothers who had heard of any bad effects, many mentioned actual side effects of vaccination such as fever and pain and swelling at the site (Khairpur 69%, Haripur 25%, Khanewal 37%, Sialkot 40%), while others mentioned fears and misconceptions about side effects, such as that the child could get polio or die, or that vaccination would make the child sterile.

However, three health-care workers and several key informant respondents mentioned fears of potential MDR-TB transmission with home-based care and highlighted the need for isolation of patients during the initial phase of treatment, either in a special tukul at home or in a local isolation ward.