1. 以免;生怕,唯恐：for fear of 由于害怕;生怕,以免 | for fear that 以免;生怕,唯恐 | for good 永久地;一劳永逸地
2. 以免：for fear of 为了避免 | for fear that 以免 | for fear 由于害怕
3. 担心：for example 例如 | for fear that 担心 | for free 免费的
4. 以防万一：else 否则 | for fear that 以防万一 | furthermore 而且
1. Many US companies have been reluctant to publicly call for WTO cases against China out of fear that could suffer retaliation from Beijing.
2. The fish is officially banned for fear that diners may keel over after the meal because of careless cooks.
3. Abbas is under heavy international pressure to disarm militants, but is reluctant to do so for fear that would touch off civil war.
4. Some fear that doctors may intentionally collect embryo cells to cure other patients or for research into human cloning.
5. My own sense is that it was able but unwilling, owing to its fear of collateral damage for the rest of the eurozone.
6. It is learned that the enterprises may refuse to use collective marks mainly for fear that their reputation might be affected.
7. Nardi complains in court papers that these activities were outside her job description but she was forced to comply for fear of being fired.
8. The contention was that they didn't lack the capacity to generate more power but " decided " not to produce more for fear of increasing their losses.
9. The United States and some of its allies fear that Iran is using its nuclear energy program as cover for a weapons program.
10. She said that after suffering sexual abuse, many children dare not tell their teachers or parents for fear of being reproached.