Sentence examples for unpredictable fear from inspiring English sources

Samuel Eto'o will give Everton an unpredictable "fear factor" according to manager Roberto Martinez.

But since President Donald Trump signed executive orders on January 25 instructing ICE to ramp up its deportation efforts, the agency's protocol has become more unpredictable, sowing fear in the immigrant community and hindering local prosecutors who depend on those immigrants to testify in court, especially in cases of domestic violence.

As summer fades in Lesbos and the weather becomes more unpredictable, he fears for the lives of people still attempting to across the sea.

While it is still possible that Greece will exit with unpredictable consequences, fears that the currency could collapse have retreated since the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, committed himself in July to doing "whatever it takes" to shore up the rickety structure.

Sunderland, like their manager, may be highly unpredictable and I fear for them if the momentum starts to swing the wrong way.

And many struggle with unpredictable schedules or fear that taking time off will cost them the jobs they desperately need.

In our misguided notion that teaching like this prepares our children for reality we actually teach our children that the world is a terrifying, unpredictable place and fear is the only reasonable response.

Over half – 58 per cent – worry about unpredictable weather, and 26 per cent fear getting dirt and sand in their food.

Patients with trigeminal neuralgia live in fear of unpredictable painful attacks, which may lead to sleep deprivation and life-threatening malnutrition.

Partly out of fear of unpredictable U.S. punitive-damages awards, corporate lawyers refined the process of getting lawsuits by foreign citizens chucked out of U.S. courts using the forum non conveniens argument.

In a positron emission tomography study, Hasler et al. (2007) used a cue and context to induce predictable fear or unpredictable anxiety.