Sentence examples for platforms for fear from inspiring English sources

Some companies have failed by refusing to homogenize platforms for fear of diluting their brands.

These were the guys I'd always given a birth wider than earshot on the Columbia campus or on Subway platforms for fear of joining a Jewish cult or missing 30 Rock.

Despite their best efforts and the Pledge to America, the Tea Party and the GOP have not produced a coherent platform for fear that they might drive away this or that segment of conservative voters.

According to Lebanese University media professor Nassim El Khoury, provocation and sedition via the media, notably broadcast outlets, has turned them into platforms for insults, denigration, fear mongering and obfuscation of facts.

Happily, it seems that the industry is transitioning from "360 commissioning" (wanting one's stories and characters to be on all platforms regardless of fit, for fear of leaving eyeballs or money on the table) to "transmedia," which emphasizes each screen's unique contribution to a coherent whole.

Developers tend to not like making games for platforms that don't seem validated yet for fear of wasting money, but there are always some early movers.

And in 2007, the ILO and the Burmese government agreed upon the Forced Labor Complaint Mechanism, a system designed to offer victims of forced labor a platform for release without fear of retaliation.

Gizmodo reported that Facebook shelved an anti-fake news update to its News Feed during the election for fear of provoking Republican backlash against the platform.

Many services prevent teachers from seeing the email addresses of their students, for fear that teachers will defect from the platform.

Do not use our music or my voice for your 1)...moronic charade of a campaign".--Michael Stipe Mills was more reluctant to blast trump publicly for fear of giving him even more of a platform.

For every newspaper restricting online comment for fear of reputational damage, there will always be some other platform happy to host whatever punters want to spew.