Sentence examples for work fears from inspiring English sources

■ How commodity markets work: fears that the Ebola outbreak could reach Ivory Coast, the biggest cocoa producer in west Africa, have forced prices on international markets up to a three-year high.

Gerald Pollet, the director of a Hanford watchdog group and a long-time critic of the Hanford work, fears that Congress will be so disgusted by the BNFL debacle that it will withhold funding for a new contractor for a year, delaying the work even more.

What is your greatest work fear?

They went to work fearing arrest.

Fear of the whip drove the slave to work; fear of dismissal still drives the wage-slave to work.

But he was reticent about publishing his work, fearing controversy and criticism (his fight with Leibniz over calculus had made him extra-sensitive).

Watching him struggle is, initially, a painful but humbling glimpse into the "hard work, fear and adrenaline" firing this two-hour performance.

Kierkegaard predicted that his 1843 work Fear and Trembling would be translated into many different languages, and would secure its author's place in history.

Guy began to dread going to work, fearing he would have to think of a reply to the couple's complaints.

Peter Drucker, father of the term "knowledge work," feared for a group he called "knowledge-worker cousins" — the service workers.

Kravitz initially avoided telling his adviser about his podcast work, fearing that he would be less than thrilled about his side project.