Sami was in fear for his life.

Fadil was fearful of Layla taking his life.

Sneijder had an MRI which confirmed the extent of the injury to be not as bad as first feared.

Sami claimed he feared for his life.

2.8 In February 2001, the complainant left Bangladesh, not because of an isolated incident but because of everything that had happened to him since 1995 and because he feared being killed either by followers of the Awami League or BNP, and of being subjected to torture again.

Back then, the Kremlin was frightened by the possibility of a so called color revolution breaking out in Russia.

Her delegation was concerned about the worsening situation in the field, as indicated by the Secretary General's report.

Newton had been reluctant to publish his calculus because he feared controversy and criticism.

The regime in Damascus is fearful of similar unrest, as it should be.

Although at first it was feared one raider had been left behind, all the troopers were accounted for.

But what would happen if Twitter started censoring, as many tweeting about the flotilla began to fear?

Tom isn't afraid of snakes.

Who s Afraid of Climate Change?

And yet, many feared eruptions within and between states did not occur. Strong international pressure helped to contain the Second Gaza War quickly.

He would not have done this had he not feared further reprisals.

Some observers worry that American society will become sclerotic, like Britain at the peak of its power a century ago.

The old Assad feared that open borders and the end of the politics of conflict might erode his one party system.

An American military exit from Afghanistan would not be a shot in the arm for the forces of global jihad, as many in the US seem to fear.

The song describes the turmoil in a girl's soul because she is in love with another girl, but is afraid, as society frowns upon this.

Who s Afraid of Tapering?

Sami is not afraid of a neighborhood bully.

Sami began fearing for his life.

The East had feared that it could not gain from trade with the West, which had superior infrastructure and human capital now, the West had come to fear that it would lose from trade with the East, which had abundant, cheap labor.

He fears actually sitting in parliament because there is still a bounty on his head, and continues to live in hiding.

Mr. Alan feared that he would be held responsible for the bad loan and asked Mr. Banner to find a way to pay it back.

But will the resulting loss in purchasing power bring an end to the Japanese economy s fragile recovery, as many fear?

But it may be said to mark the point when the European Commission openly acknowledged that it has become little more than a secretariat to EU governments. That is a far cry from the political powerhouse that some Europeans fear and for which others still hope.

Snowden was worried that any attempt by the British government to borrow would fail, which would constitute an admission of national bankruptcy.

Even if Hezbollah can adjust to the Arab Spring, it fears the winter with Israel that might follow.

This could bring existing arms control and disarmament efforts to naught and, some fear, bring the international order back to the time of the Cold War.

A wise man fears, and shuns evil, but the fool is hotheaded and reckless.

A wise man feareth, and departeth from evil but the fool rageth, and is confident.

The extent to which Khamenei fears this social upsurge is stunning.

But as admonition for him who fears

Truly there is a lesson in this for those who fear ( the consequences ) .

And is also fearful ( of God ) ,

Except as a reminder for one who fears .

Indeed in this is a lesson for one who fears .

And whereas he fears ,

but only as a reminder to him who tears ,

Surely in that is a lesson for him who fears !

and fearfully ,

But only as an admonition unto him who feareth . Chapter 20

Verily herein is lesson for him who feareth .

And he feareth '