Sentence examples for moreover afraid of from inspiring English sources

Austria-Hungary, however, whose frontier with Russia lay much farther east than Germany's and who was moreover afraid of disaffection among the Slav minorities, urged some immediate action to forestall a Russian offensive.

Moreover, the government is afraid of any drop in GDP, especially before the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Moreover, she is constantly afraid of being chased away by police, which is part of the reason she did not provide her full name when interviewed.

Moreover, we must not be afraid of confronting America.

Moreover, primipara women may be afraid of pregnancy complications and outcomes since they have had no prior delivery experience.

Moreover, Chinese elderly individuals were afraid of sharing their difficulties with family members, as family members tended to limit the activities that participants could continue to perform, and they valued the opportunity to share with others facing similar problems.

Moreover, some participants in this study were afraid of persecution by their former comrades, as those who left the armed groups were threatened with death.

Moreover, Asians have difficulty discussing death and are afraid of visiting psychiatric clinics because of the social stigmatisation of psychiatric patients [ 41].

Furthermore, students are vulnerable and afraid of receiving negative feedback.

Moreover, if Beverly LaPlante had still been around, I wouldn't have been afraid of her: I was that self-confident.

Moreover, Chile have already beaten Spain, the defending champions, and they are not afraid of reputations or history.