Sentence examples for understandably fearful from inspiring English sources

Undocumented workers are understandably fearful of being detained or deported by immigration officials.

And so it should.Many millions of people, and quite a number of governments, are understandably fearful of such a war.

Even Americans fortunate enough to have a down payment and a willing lender are hesitating, understandably fearful of further price drops.

They sat beside drama school graduates and other new industry members who were understandably fearful for what these changes could mean for their future career success.

The country is also no stranger to uprisings, and Algerians are understandably fearful of any fresh bout of strife.The doughty protesters who turned out in Algiers were led by a coalition of political parties and civil-society groups.

You watched how Shiites took power in Iraq and in some cases unleashed death squads, and you're understandably fearful that democracy would lead to the unraveling of Bahrain and violence against your loved ones.

People who are still invested in that approach, and who haven't opened their imagination and scientific study to what else is possible that is much better for them and the country, are understandably fearful--even when their system is destroying our soil and water, contributing to climate change and demanding more energy inputs than it produces.

I find it very exciting, but people are understandably very fearful.

It understandably makes people more fearful of the change that immigration brings".

And people understandably, you know, are fearful.

Employers fearful of such costs are understandably reluctant to hire.