Sentences with phrase «fear of attack»

Still, 63 percent say they haven't changed their lifestyle out of fear of an attack.

It may be physically harmless but I know many people on other forums who live in constant fear of an attack — especially publicly.

Without proper training, your dog will never be close physically to all family members for fear of attacks and bites.

Long after being injured in a dog attack, victims still experience acute fear of another attack.

When the attacks or fear of attacks happen consistently for one month or more, a person is considered to have panic disorder.

Reuters: Egypt: Coptic Christians to return to Sinai homes Egypt's presidency and prime minister said on Saturday security forces in North Sinai were working to return Coptic Christians living near Egypt's border with Israel to their homes after they fled in fear of attack from Islamists.

Incitement to violence is therefore a useful phrase, because it encapsulates how free speech does not extend to encouraging others to take away the freedom of others — in this case to live life without fear of attack.

The dusk - to - dawn curfew was imposed, as a precautionary measure, on the Sea Princess for 10 nights of 104 - day world cruise from Dubai to Sydney as she sailed the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Suez Canal because of fears of attack by Somali pirates.

A Catholic bishop in the Central African Republic (CAR) has given refuge to 2,000 Muslims who are living in fear of attacks from a mainly Christian militia.

Fear of an attack on American soil was prevalent across the U.S., but especially along the West coast.

From an evolutionary perspective, it governed the «fight or flight» reflex, associated with fear of attack.

So it's meant for use in Japan by Japanese citizens and foreigners living in that part of the world, and has been created in the face of growing fears of attacks from nearby North Korea.

Bloody reprisals in response to perceived blasphemy have become an endemic problem, and states like Bangladesh must affirm the human right to express one's own beliefs without fear of attack, and do more to prevent such attacks from happening in future.»

Few are more at risk in that catastrophe than the children of eastern Aleppo; prevented from going to school or even hospital, as both are deemed too unsafe, they live under constant fear of attack.

Many people are afraid to speak out because of fear of attack by this eco-bullying.

Worried by fast spreading rumours and fears of attacks on the busy route, the command said there were no signs of any attacks along the Ogun axis of the road.

Scientists studying pools where hippos gather can't get close enough to sample for fear of an attack.

For a long time, many of the banks did not open to costumers because of fears of attacks in the ancient town.

So if the enemy morale is low (where you want to get it) the minions will often stand around in fear of attacking.

Stop reporting «fear of attacks» as news — NOTHING HAS HAPPENED, OK?

«Even now, the Southeast region is under siege by these criminal elements, as everything which gives legitimacy to life and existence or dignity is fast crumbling or has already crumbled because of fear of attacks, resulting in death, largely due to the activities of IPOB.

A resident, Prosper Napari told Citi News yesterday [Sunday] that many residents had taken cover at the police station due to fears of another attack.

But the council boss said, «Only Community Primary School, Igbonla, was truly closed down due to fears of attack by the herdsmen.

According to the National Education Association, 160,000 children miss school every day due to fear of attack or intimidation by other students.

I really want to be able to take him someplace without the fear of him attacking someone.

Once positioned on a cliff surrounded by crumbling pillars, it was a dear place of refuge in the first game, a spiritual centre where the elemental warmth of its health - restoring firelight could be enjoyed without fear of attack.

We can't let terrorism, or fear of another attack, curb our civil liberties to that degree.

It is my view that by erring on the side of least drama, scientists are cowing under the fear of attacks from sceptics (which we have to recognise will come no matter what we say) and are failing to give policy makers an accurate picture of low probability but high hazard events.

Under Enver Hoxha's paranoid dictatorship it was an isolated country in constant fear of attack.