Sentence examples for part fearing from inspiring English sources

But some insurers are reluctant to take part, fearing that being too open with their data would invite lawsuits over privacy.

Cameron's aides are said to be reluctant for the prime minister to take part, fearing that Farage may benefit in a similar way to Clegg five years ago.

The formation of the Olympic team has been problematic as the football associations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are reluctant to take part fearing the participation of their players could jeopardise their independent status within FIFA.

But the prime minister, François Fillon, quietly refused to take part, fearing that it would push the party too far to the right and might lead to "a stigmatization of Muslims," he said, leading Mr. Copé to accuse him of "not being a team player".

But arts critics, aware of art's punching-bag role, can often be too close to the arts or too defensive of them, and maybe a little too worried about peer pressure, to express disappointment whenever it is felt, in part fearing another "Bosley 'Bonnie'-Brook," as a 1967 headline in Variety put it.

Part code of honour among officers, part fear the prisoners would gang up with the Slavic horde from the East.

Erdoğan, for his part, feared the resistance of what is commonly referred to as derin devlet, the "deep state".

Israel, for its part, fears that after elections in Egypt, the government there might not be helpful, so it thought it best to act now.

Perhaps gay men shy away from unmasking the predators and pedophiles around them because we, in part, fear proving the homophobes right.

Kubota, for his part, fears that the lessons of the immortal jellyfish will be absorbed too soon, before man is ready to harness the science of immortality in an ethical manner.

Part of you longs to commit; another part fears it won't work out.