Sentence examples for perhaps scared from inspiring English sources

But not the UN, which is perhaps "scared of using the word 'toilet'," a WTO spokesman muses.The UN's choices are curiously selective.

When asked if he was perhaps scared about eventually having that talk, Girardi said: "I mean, I have to do what I feel is best for the team.

Mr. Paulsen said he did not think the participants in the market included retail buyers, perhaps scared off by the plummet the previous day.

But, perhaps scared off by President George Bush's strong approval ratings in 1989 and most of 1990, all eight of the Democrats polling ahead of Mr. Clinton declined to run.

The small-market Minnesota Twins, perhaps scared off by Prior's price, chose a hometown product, Joe Mauer, with the top pick in the 2001 draft and lavished him with a $5.15 million signing bonus, a record.

TC: How do you feel about the recent stories of DDOS attacks that have affected bitcoin and how that's perhaps scared some people away from the currency?

All they can do, it seems, is fulminate (and perhaps scare the administration into backing down).

The injury could delay any deal or perhaps scare off the Magic.

Delcarmen was so focused on playing for Boston that when he was being sized up by scouts, he had his father tell them that he wanted to play for only the Red Sox, perhaps scaring off some teams.

Mr. Lott largely undertook his campaign for whip in one-on-one discussions, figuring that a visible effort would bring attention to his past troubles and perhaps scare off potential supporters.

If it does so — and patent watchers generally assume that the court would not have agreed to hear the appeals if at least some justices were not sympathetic to the companies being sued — that could make it much more expensive to file a frivolous suit, and perhaps scare patent holders away from filing meritorious suits.