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Some say many Chinese are reluctant to donate their wealth for fear that the money will end up in a corrupt organization.

The husband would take his wife to the countryside and live for a couple of days for fear that his wife would be captured by others.

The Americans did not notify Pakistan about their operation for fear that it would be compromised.

Many of you seek Him and He presents Himself yet you reject him for fear that he does not align with your conception.

We put the dangerous box out of the children's reach for fear that they might touch it.

My son decided to go home early for fear that his mother would feel worried, so he took a bus for the first time and walked so far.

She said that if I were Chinese, she wouldn't have even dared to ask - for fear that I might have thought she was crazy or a "bad" girl.

Fischer revealed that she doesn't wear her multi-faceted diamond engagement ring to work -- for fear that it'll get stolen from her trailer.

We had a meeting and talked the matter over face to face for fear that there should be any misunderstanding.

Some tribes immure girls in the dark from the age of ten to the age of seventeen, for fear that the sun's rays should render them pregnant.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is reluctant to go down that path, partly for fear that it might be seen to be bowing to political pressure.

I left him a note with my address on for fear that he should not know where to see me.

Can only see their own feet before moving the cake from the top, go hole, as if for fear that other people and steal food to eat like it.

I burnt It, for fear that even a fragment should remaIn; for that letter must have led to your condemnatIon.

And my heart has always been persuading me; for fear that you'll give up suddenly.

Dad thought: I have to comfort her a little, for fear that scolding shadow seeds would root deeply in her fragile heart.

He burned all the important documents for fear that they should fall into the enemy's hands.

They burned all the important documents for fear that they fall into the enemy's hands.

A forth fragrance, with great care, in the palm of your hand, for fear that violated, this fall, the only game, gorgeous blooming.

He set off very early for fear that he might be late for the interview.

However brutal or corrupt, Africa's leaders used to shield one another from justice for fear that their turn could come next.

China is trying to stretch out its shift away from exports for fear that it can't create other jobs in other sectors fast enough.

He goes home early everyday for fear that his wife would be angry.

Bankruptcies among retailers also scared people away from gift cards, for fear that stores would not be around to honour them.

If the policemen have found out a killer, declare frankly and clearly, please, for fear that we civilians push someone out wrongly.

He did not want to look up, for fear that the man would see his moist eyes.

They hid themselves behind some bushed for fear that the enemy should find them.

He stabbed a young mother to death after his car ran into the woman for fear that she might remember his car plate and ask for compensation.

Often women don't report sexual harassment for fear that the company may not take action, or they might lose their jobs.

lest = for fear that I shall write down your telephone number that I may not forget.

It's funny that I 've treated the tumescent bump on my arm as a cowry these two days and for fear that something maybe wrong.

He got to the station early, for fear that he might miss her.

Her parents helped her resign for fear that she would be fired and became more passive.

He jotted the name down for fear that he might forget it.

At first, i just tried to ignore it and even called it a "passing phase" for fear that my heart would be broken again.

Some developing nation-signatories to the treaty had been loathe to share their seeds for fear that they would receive no benefits.

Employees at La Tribune do not want Mr Arnault, who owns the paper, to sell it, for fear that they might lose their jobs.

He did not enter for fear that he should carry the infection to us.

I heard that one of your pigeons had died. I came here just to ask for its dead body for fear that you threw it away.

Such people also like the limelight, in a stable social or business, they always stand fast, for fear that no one paid attention to him.

No European policymaker seems willing to countenance a serious haircut on Greek debt yet, for fear that it undermines confidence elsewhere.

Greece can no longer risk holding an auction for a new issue of bonds for fear that it fails.

She put a wool blanket over the child for fear that (lest) he should catch a cold.

IN HOMS they are burying their dead under cover of darkness, for fear that the mourners themselves will become the next victims.

But he will think hard before doing so, for fear that this would raise tensions further.

She worried for fear that the child would be hurt.

Under normal circumstances, for fear that it will not use up the milk-feeding it, right?

She put a blanket over the baby for fear that he would catch cold.

He is so conscientious that he won't go away for a weekend for fear that he won't finish on time his program on Water Pollution.

Their all through the ages objects China developing fundamental software, homebred base software breaks for fear that their forestall.

Now I can only be in the dim light with great care opened the diary page, for fear that a careless, awakened the dream exploration.

Dr. Curlin noted, and may be hesitant to assert their own opinions for fear that they might commit some kind of ethical transgression.

I would never buy a used car for fear that it would be unreliable.

I got so that I was almost afraid to bring a cunt up here for fear that she'd bust in on me.

He pushed out the door gently and stole out of the room for fear that he should awake her.

Few of us are prepared to admit to being happy for fear that we will be thought stupid.

Few African heads of state want to endorse the break-up of Sudan, for fear that it would encourage similar secessionist movements elsewhere.

I locked up the document for fear that it (should) be stolen.

I left an hour earlier for fear that I would miss the train.

Evening the boar always stands sentry to the sow, his for fear that master slept soundly while them when pulls out the sow butchers.

Habitually we let them place a taboret and begin to do homework. I gave them several pieces of biscuit for fear that they be hungry.

E. g. She hid her jewelry for fear that it would be stolen.

Monitoring of the landslide zone intensified, for fear that the blast might destabilise it.

Steel parts are usually covered with grease for fear that they should rust.

And managers may now avoid promoting people from the back office to trading desks, for fear that they just know too much about the plumbing.

Joe stopped Becky lest (for fear that) she (should) reveal the whole plan.

Keen-edged fork and cracky dishware is not suitable for children to use, for fear that suddenness happens.

He jotted the address down for fear that he might forget it.

He ran away for fear that he would be punished.

He hurried home for fear that he might miss his guests.

for fear that an uncontrolled inflow - driven by heavy employment pressure in rural areas - will pile huge problems on cities.

It is considered bad luck if a woman removes her engagement ring before the wedding for fear that the wedding may not actually happen.

He put his coat over the child for fear that he should catch cold.

Never will I dare to touch you with my rough fingers for fear that even the most gentle pinch will injure your skin.

Under the current system theycannot and will not collaborate for fear that it will jeopardize funding, patent protection, and publication.

So the banks rush to make loans early in the year for fear that the government will reduce the limit in a midcourse correction.

I dare not leave the message in Chinese for fear that she will see this.

He put a coat on the child for fear that he should catch cold.

We did that was all because we want to express our love to others for fear that they don't remember us after many years.

I'm not allowed to wear high-heeled shoes these days for fear that my spinal core will get hurt again.

Some real estate developers are now eager to sell their houses for fear that the price might dip.

Batteries must be kept in dry places for fear that electricity leak away .

He handled the instrument with care for fear that it should be damaged.

eg. She examined the door again for fear that a thief should come in.

My children go to a primary school where they are not allowed to play football in the playground for fear that a child might be hurt.

They advise me not to take the exam for fear that I may fail.

for fear that furious Egyptians might bring the turmoil to a climax.

Many companies do not want to raise their prices for fear that they may lose market share.

I got up early for fear that we would be late.

Objective To conclude the diagnostic experience in NSTEMI in15cases for fear that to improve the diagnostic accuracy.

Objective To conclude the diagnostic experience in NSTEMI in15cases for fear that to improve the diagnostic accuracy.

Customers avoided restaurants for fear that gay waiters would spread the virus.

Karen Ward of HSBC reckons anxious employees won't ask for more pay for fear that they will end up getting the sack instead.

He wrote the name down for fear that lest.

Many are reluctant to reveal details of their remedies for fear that their ideas will be stolen.

Even the shampoo will be careful, for fear that the brain into the water.

When my hand starting, they also start to rotate, for fear that I hold them.

Nonetheless, a change in psyche has pushed corporations to make deals -- if only for fear that a rival may strike first.

He wrote the name down for fear that(lest) he should forget it.

He ran away for fear that she would kill him.

He ran away for fear that she would kill him.

The Night Elves vow to never use magic again, for fear that the Legion would return.

China has called for restraint for fear that exercises might spark conflict.

For fear that a new shopping center would ruin the peace of the community, many residents opposed the construction plan.

He ran away for fear that he should be caught by the police.

For fear that I should mispronounce some words I read very slowly.

He wrote the name down for fear that he should forget it.

The pen in my hand to stop it, for fear that stampede it.

He wrapped himself up for fear that he should catch cold.

However, the chef told Zhaoxiaojie musicians, for fear that mud was pry out who dare not get no specialized tools.

Some sperm banks are changingtheir policies for fear that anonymous donors might withdraw from theprogram and hurt their bottom line.

The mother tiptoed into the room for fear that she should wake up her sleeping baby.

I dare not go there for fear that he would see me.

More often than not they are sold, for fear that no one can match the original boss.

keeping a weather eye on it ( him ) nervously in front of the computer , for fear that a modicum of indiscretion would arouse his antipathy.

I wrote down his E-mail address for fear that I should forget it.

He held a very guarded conversation with her on his way home for fear that she would take additional offense

I will not make a noise for fear that I should disturb him .

For fear that(lest) I should mispronounce some words I read very slowly.

She put an extra blanket over the baby for fear that he should catch cold.

No! We did it for fear that some day your descendants might say to ours, 'What do you have to do with the Lord, the God of Israel?

Later he told his father, his father would never let my wading, for fear that I have favour to sub!

Bury the dead for fear that they walk to the grave in labour.

for fear that NOT doing so might upset NATO arrangements.

She is studying hard for fear that she should lag behind others.

I set the alarm for fear that I would get up late.

I am impatient for fear that they will learn to be not practical, get results.

They work hard for fear(that)they should fail.

already, 6, 000 residents of Fukushima have been evacuated for fear that a nearby nuclear plant could leak radiation.

This may be for fear that they will be mistreated.

Put on more clothes lest (= for fear that ) you should catch cold.

She gently into the house, for fear that the family wake.

He told us to keep quiet for fear that we might disturb others.

He walked fast for fear that he should be late.

She's studying hard for fear that he should fall behind.

She shut the window for fear that it might rain.

Few fruit markets are willing to buy the melons for fear that they will explode in transport.

He is working hard at his studies for fear that he should fail.

You must n't just wait and say nothing, for fear that nobody hears you.

He's working hard for fear that he should fall behind.

Be careful while bad, for fear that one of the page, stingy don't want anyone to touch.

He's working hard for fear that he should fail in the exam.

Thus, for example, Washington effectively responded to the Airbus subsidies for fear that doing so might upset NATO arrangements.

He is working hared for fear that he should fall behind others.

He ran away for fear that he should be seen.

He put his coat on for fear that he should catch a cold.

He's working hard for fear(that) he should fail.

I wouldn't even do that once, for fear that they'd expect gifts every other time I went away.

He worked hard for fear that he should fail.

not afraid of hard work, for fear that is serious.

your wife: why then did you say, She is my sister? and Isaac said, For fear that I might be put to death because of her.

I even didn't dare to open the door for fear that Mother should beat again.

I worried for fear that my friend would be hurt.

He pushed open the door gently and stole out of the room for fear that he should wake up her.

He pushed open the door gently and stole out of the room for fear that he should awake her.

I bought the car at once for fear that he might change his mind.

We speak in whispers for fear that we might wake my father.

Ends here, although the two complaints have not yet been fully resolved, but we can not, after all, for fear that the two consumers.

do not make your daughter common by letting her become a loose woman , for fear that the land may become full of shame

He goes home early everyday for fear that his wife would be

I open the eyes both eyes closelyto stare at from my side process each person, for fear that can missyou.

Sentence: Parents should not be for fear that their children will eat dirt to protect them over

hegot to the station early , for fear that he might miss her

For fear that memory be weakened

in case that, for fear that, lest,

in case, for fear that