Sentence examples for possibly for fear from inspiring English sources

With the war raging, Misaka made the team at the University of Utah, although Coach Vadal Peterson did not start him, possibly for fear of touching off fans, or possibly to keep Misaka in a supporting role.

Ms. Erdrich, a novelist ("Love Medicine") and chronicler of American Indian life, declines to have her genome sequenced and decoded, possibly for fear that DNA results would complicate her claim to Chippewa ancestry.

Yet blasphemy is such an emotive subject in Pakistan that the day after such a high-profile murder, many seemed to side with the murderer, possibly for fear of being accused themselves.

In Ofunato, for example, city officials are strongly discouraging residents from rebuilding in inundated areas, but like their counterparts elsewhere they have not issued a direct ban — possibly for fear of legal challenges.

No literature was found to explain this difference but we suspect that females might be more cautious, possibly for fear of assault.

He says companies are holding onto their workforce, where they possibly can, for fear of being short of skills when the economy starts to improve.

Traditional media outlets couldn't possibly get involved, for fear of legal repercussions.

Anger is nothing more than a cover, possibly for hurt, frustration, fear — or all three.

The Yankees' Mariano Rivera, for instance, has been hesitant about possibly pitching for Panama for fear of injury.

She had found a good suitor, a rich boy from the neighborhood but did not have enough money for a dowry and could not possibly agree to the match for fear of losing face that the lack of a proper dowry would surely cause.

The majority of patients would possibly comply with this advice postoperatively for fear of destroying the esophagus replacement and aggravating complications.