Sentence examples for were scared away from from inspiring English sources

Women were scared away from the field.

Some, particularly Sandinist supporters, think voters were scared away from Mr Ortega by the meddling of the United States.

At the peak of the harvest, many of the Mexican workers he had relied on to pick his blackberries were scared away from the state.

"And for obvious reasons, there was lost revenue because people from around the world were scared away from New York City after the attack".

Automakers had a surge in demand over the long Memorial Day weekend — Toyota said that was its best weekend of the year — but analysts said some consumers were scared away from dealerships as the financial markets turned lower in May.

The Swiss pharmaceutical maker Novartis, then the only company with an artemisinin-based drug approved by the World Health Organization, absorbed the losses, and makers of generic drugs were scared away from the field.

Under African skies * After more than a decade of misrule, travellers have been scared away from Zimbabwe; now safari tour operators are promoting the country again.

Don't be scared away from Bell because of his Week 6 game against the Jets, whose defense has shut down nearly every running back they have faced.

"With the take-down notice from Amazon.com, our students have been scared away from pursuing their art, research and learning in our institute," Mr. Cramer wrote.

The foxes have been scared away from the windowsills and planters with strips of prickly plastic buried just below the surface which is uncomfortable to stand on.

He said that in the 1980s many suburban residents had been scared away from New York's theater offerings because of fear of crime.