Sentence examples for substantive fear from inspiring English sources

Now, whether that's a substantive fear or Met-like, Peter Gelbrinkmanshipkmanship remains to be seen, but it's clear that Gatti is coming into an orchestra that's artistically at the top of its game, yet financially threatened as never before.

But her substantive point, that others who fear a similar fate might well button up, should be taken seriously.

Another argument against substantive natural justice is the fear that it may become an avenue for judges to invalidate laws on the basis of their own subjective opinions, leading to unbounded judicial activism.

"It would be inappropriate to make any substantive comment at this time for fear of compromising an ongoing investigation," said Benjamin Brafman, a lawyer who is representing the investors, Peter Jacov and Av Glattman.

The central hypothesis of the study is that yoga practiced with concurrent substantive mindfulness will reduce pain-related fear, increase pain acceptance and pressure pain thresholds, resulting in long-term adherence.

It is also apparently the will of the German chancellor not to do anything substantive about paying for Europe's responsibilities for fear of riling voters before an important state election in May.

I mean, the actual substantive damage they can do is FUD (spreading Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt).

For the most part, the idea of a 'vicious cycle' has been used post hoc to explain the relationship between dental fear and dental visiting behaviours without any substantive effort to explore the chain of relationships presupposed by the concept.

The problem is more the rising fear of these tensions leading to something more substantive, like war.

To be clear, I fear little of this will come up in a substantive way during the candidate's confirmation.

The unilateral nature of this activity coupled with Beijing's unwillingness to engage in substantive negotiations on the future of the South China Sea has sparked fears in China's smaller neighbors.