Sentence examples for would become fearful from inspiring English sources

Police unions have worried that officers would become fearful of litigation and, therefore, more hesitant to act on the street, endangering the public and themselves.

The minority groups would quite likely become fearful about their status, and as we have seen elsewhere, such fear can lead to civil wars and ethnic cleansing.

He said that what concerned him about the study was that people would become "unnecessarily fearful".

"I knew that if I stayed doing Doctor Who any longer I would become more fearful about leaving and trying other things".

And immediately my style would become secretive, fearful and obscure, because my parents had seen things in my novel written aged eighteen that simply weren't there!

"She made it sound like she wants to be there for us but she cannot do much… What else can we do?" Many local police departments opposed the anti-sanctuary measure pushed by Republican legislators and Governor Greg Abbott because they predicted that the immigrant community would become too fearful to report crimes, but they have had no choice but to follow the letter of the law.

As the researchers point out in the 2013 report: "Should others become aware a girl was menstruating, the girl would become (or was fearful of becoming) a figure of fun, being laughed at or teased.

He may become fearful, acting strange as an outcome of a fear of people and surroundings.

Soldiers who are set down in a country where they were told they would be welcomed as liberators and find they are surrounded by a hostile population become fearful and trigger-happy.

Europeans have become fearful.

They become fearful of what might happen.