Sentence examples for scared of change from inspiring English sources

Now she felt trapped by her success because she was scared: scared of change, scared of the financial implications of changing jobs, and scared of what people would say if she gave up her successful career for something she couldn't even yet name.

Scared of change, I think.

It said, "Scared of change?

"People are naturally scared of change," Mr. Page said.

So the next government is likely to be even more scared of change than today's.

Don't be scared of change or you can hurt your own self.

His demographic targets are the young who can't be bothered to vote and the elderly women who are scared of any change.

Mr. Anwar said he doubted his case would be treated with impartiality because senior officials in the police force and attorney general's office are "very scared of any change of leadership".

It is why the Tories are so scared of this change and why I think Ed Miliband has been right to take a lead in his support for AV, even if some in our party disagree.

Pascal told Brown she is both looking forward to and scared of the change.

Cook added that Apple was not scared of making changes if necessary.