Exemplos de uso de Fear of having em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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For fear of having problems.
And I didn't want to live in fear of having my computer seized.
Fear of having a home enveloped by ghetto.
A fear of being audited and a fear of having to pay a lot.
Then, the fear of having extra expenses during this period, to me, does not exist F5.
Why don't you get over your whole fear of having children while you're at it?
The fear of having to undergo a new surgery or submit to another medical intervention is also recurring among interviewees.
I also knew that you wouldn't go yourself for fear of having your wiener bitten off.
Avoidance and fear of having a headache may also underlie analgesic consumption in CM patients.
In your homeland,do you sleep with one eye open for fear of having your throat cut?
Agoraphobia is the fear of having panic attacks in public places.
For years, I sought to hide the pain and the trauma, for fear of having to relive it.
The initial incident leads to the fear of having another panic attack in the same situation, which in turn leads to avoidance of that situation.
Is it right for me to be as much influenced by the fear of evil to myself, as by the fear of having a whole congregation sent to hell?
He does not want to give his name, for fear of having something happen to him like it did to a journalist that, like him, worked in one of the State's digital media.
Then there are natural methods that will help you get over the infection so thatyou can have your treatment without the fear of having a reaction to the treatment yourself.
So anyway, getting back to when I gave up fear of having contact with them and said: I'm ready for conscious….
The fear of having a disease, the appearance of respiratory symptoms or failing in the attempt to stop smoking alone lead SPs to seek professional help.
However, the disorder is not simply characterized by the fear of having a physical flaw, as the suffix phobia might suggest.
Due to the fear of having been atrophied for more than twenty years she began to walk a little when held by us, and we believe the healing will be complete, in the name of Jesus.
Even though your playing career was cut short by an irrational fear of having your throat stuffed with vulcanized rubber, I'm proud of you all the same, Son.
In context, the Council is speaking of validly married couples who avoid marital relations orcompromise them with contraception out of fear of having children.
They are afraid of a bad day, or the fear of having more than two children,fear of the future, fear of his property disappeared and so on.
If God is a formless abstraction,we can philosophize about it without a sense of commitment, without the fear of having to acknowledge our duty to a higher being.
The route of administration, individual's genetic component, history of some other type of addiction, stress andtraumatic life events, fear of having a headache and losing a job or missing an important social event, as well as the sense of relief provided by the analgesic, have a rewarding effect upon the patient that encourages him/her to continue taking more and more analgesics and, as a consequence, rebound headache due to acute medication overuse appears.
Is it not the case that Austria has just withdrawn from issuing a government loan due to the fear of having to pay more for it than Belgium?
Several reports have highlighted some of the feelings and reactions the interviewees experienced after the diagnosis of hepatitis B or C,such as the worry and fear of having transmitted the virus to their partners, the feeling of helplessness due to the lack of knowledge about the disease, and the distress in wanting to know how they contracted hepatitis.
The main pad features are: intense, unexpected and recurrent panic attacks in associationwith anticipatory anxiety and avoidance of places and/or situations due to fear of having another panic attack.
At their quarters, Starr and Bigman are met by their neighbor, a blind man named Harry Norrich, who tells Starr that Summers is a convict on Earth, but has earned responsibility on the project, andis hostile to Starr for fear of having his past crimes revealed; whereas when Norrich's seeing-eye dog died, Summers obtained another, a German Shepherd named Mutt, and has done similar favors for other workers on the project.
Doctors put themselves in the shoes of parents regarding their own experience with the death of a loved one by recognizing their own weakness in the face of lack of control over illness and death, or a future desire for a son,as well as the fear of having a child that is born with problems.