Sentence examples for more fearful of from inspiring English sources

It was a world in which Sanders feared to be alone but was more fearful of being with others.

People who are more "threat sensitive" see the investing world as a more dangerous place and are more fearful of losses so they become driven by their fear.

Women and the elderly report being more fearful of becoming targets of crime (Warr 1984), whereas males tend towards altruistic fear (Warr and Ellison 2000).

Should passengers be more fearful of flying?

Nearly two-thirds were more fearful of depleting their assets than they were of dying.

Wider banking restrictions will make foreign lenders even more fearful of making loans in Russia.

"I was more fearful of the ball coming toward my face.

But Americans tend to be more fearful of the impact of trade than, say, Europeans.

It has, however, made employees more fearful of the consequences of losing their jobs.

People are generally more fearful of human-made risks, and less so of natural ones.

Bookmakers are more fearful of Henrik Stenson, as a golfer who deals in profitable streaks.