She simply hadn't mentioned the possibility, perhaps for fear of offending any of her millions of constant readers for whom détente, let alone the thought of a pork shank sitting in Deborah Madison's bean pot, would amount to capitulation.
Though neither party will admit the possibility now for fear of upsetting core voters, he speculated that "a temporary alliance [might] turn into a mini-realignment of politics".Any such realignment is a long way off.
But national governments are unwilling even to suggest that possibility for Hungary, for fear of opening a can of worms (what about Berlusconi …?).
Finally, we discuss the possibility for including fear criteria in current selection programs and consider how such approaches may have considerable promise in ruminant livestock.
Standing before costly objects of technological beauty, we may be tempted to reject the possibility of awe, for fear that we could grow stupid through admiration.
(Female nurse, West New Britain Province) However, one HW was resistant about the possibility of a national MC programme for fear that this would raise community expectations of complete protection from HIV and could result in retribution in the event of a circumcised man becoming HIV-positive.
The feeling of security reported in this study stands in contrast to insecurity that dependent older people may experience in the ordinary health system due to reduced autonomy, limited possibilities for negotiation [ 36] or fear that they will get abandoned by the carer and not receive any care if they criticise the care [ 37, 38].
Fear for your possessions - some people are afraid children will break, dirty or steal their possessions and become obsessed with keeping children out of their home or property for fear of such a possibility.
They raised the possibility that she had denied herself proper treatment for fear of being exposed.
EU governments and the IMF refuse to discuss the possibility of an eventual rescheduling of Greek debt for fear that it would spark uncontrolled contagion.
