Sentence examples for will be scared away from inspiring English sources
Some Democrats hope the tea parties will drag the Republicans so far to the right that mainstream voters will be scared away.
Along similar lines, some women believe that the baby's spirit will be scared away (in a miscarriage) if the pregnancy is announced too early.
The theory is that birds will be scared away or that the more gallant males will be duped into searching for a female apparently in need of rescuing.
His aides are concerned that if he is too closely aligned with Mr Bush, much of the governor's liberal support will be scared away.
They plan to hire a full-time fund-raiser for the first time, and said it will be easier to obtain grants because benefactors no longer will be scared away by the mountain of debt.
When they grow up, transgender adults have a hard time getting a job because the boss thinks the customers will be scared away.
Local business people and the airlines have been waging an angry battle with the Government to reduce the high expenses so that visitors will not be scared away.
He'll be attracted and won't be scared away.
Black bears can often be scared away with loud noises.
Vivienne Evans, chief executive of the family support charity Adfam, said: "If pregnant women think they will be mistreated, stigmatised or have their children taken away, they will be scared to access the health services that they and their babies need.
