Sentence examples for perhaps for fear from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, for fear of setting a precedent.

Most countries shun them: perhaps for fear of seeming stingy, or because of worries about hygiene.

Parry never admitted making the call, perhaps for fear of bringing suspicion on himself.

Airline executives are careful not to criticize her personally, perhaps for fear of building her reputation.

Perhaps for fear of seeming cool towards the larger goal, its governments have been dilatory in addressing these difficulties.

I know of incidents that have occurred locally where witnesses don't want to get involved, perhaps for fear of retribution.

There is no credible threat or expectation of war anywhere in Europe, save perhaps for the fear of civil conflict in the Balkans or Moldova.

Perhaps most disturbingly, for fear of lawsuits, the guide does not name the products that failed.

Friedman is acutely aware of his strengths as a communicator, in the abstract, but is less comfortable acknowledging his real-world influence — perhaps, in part, for fear of seeming to crave power.

A weaker dollar would increase the risk of rising inflation as the economy slows and hence the chances of a recession.But perhaps the biggest reason for fear is the almost total lack of it in America.

It occurred to me to offer the young man my bottle of water, but for fear, perhaps, of seeming patronizing or overfamiliar, or of somehow insulting the facilitator who had not handed over his own bottle, or for some other reason, I did not do so.