Sentence examples for will be scared to from inspiring English sources

A new information-sharing agreement between HHS and the Department of Homeland Security has increased concerns that some potential sponsors, many of whom are in the country illegally, will be scared to come forward, knowing their information could be accessible to immigration enforcement agents.

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.

What this very public fight with Shepard Fairey boils down to, explains Jason at the end of the interview, is that if the AP "can take him down, everyone else will be scared to use AP material".

There are usually more witnesses, which lessens the chance people will be scared to testify".

"PFLAG hearts everywhere are with the worried parents who will be kept awake tonight, and the kids who will be scared to go to school in the morning," said PFLAG National Interim Executive Director Elizabeth Kohm in a statement.

They will be scared to death and run outside.

"I know there are other people who might receive these letters and might receive these calls, and they'll think they did something wrong and they'll be scared to vote again".

Other critics, inside and outside Parliament, will now be scared to speak out.

Gay men in Russia will now be scared to come out as a result of her comments because they may fear that everyone feels the same way as Volkova.

Gay men in Russia will now be scared to come out as a result of her comments because they may fear that everyone feels the same way as Volkova. .

The fish will probably be scared to go through the hoop for the first time but keep trying!