Sentence examples for presumably for fear from inspiring English sources
The crew refused to serve any alcoholic drinks - presumably for fear of drunken air rage outbreaks.
But Tepco is also muzzling them, presumably for fear that what they say will further discredit the now nationalised company.
Neither AOL nor Time Warner would discuss the issue publicly, presumably for fear of alienating the analysts who follow them.
Thaksin was due to speak in person in Hong Kong 10 days ago but canceled his trip at the last minute, presumably for fear of being detained.
The truth is that reporters have failed to call Mr. Bush to account on even the most outrageous misstatements, presumably for fear that they might be accused of partisanship.
In the spring, Mr. Gore contended that Mr. Bush lacked the experience to be president, but he has not made that argument for months, presumably for fear of being seen as breaking his vow not to personally attack the governor.
I do not believe leaving the European Union would do anything to tackle this – employers will still need cheap labour and work permits would presumably be granted for fear of the related backlash.
The study further reported that a woman with that responsibility may be unwilling to discuss a presumably sensitive issue for fear of potential adverse consequences from her partner (26).
An order has gone out forbidding officials and military types to make public statements, for fear, presumably, that some of the more rabid views or the more moderate ones may get aired in the local press.
(That example was presumably left out of the film for fear of appearing impious; John Lennon got into huge trouble in 1966 by saying that the Beatles were "more popular than Jesus").
The first group was highly self-critical; the second was concerned about being compared to others; the third felt "constricted" by rules and therefore, presumably, afraid to break those rules for fear of being judged; and the fourth depended too much on external motivation -- in other words, positive judgement by others.
