The announcement, on Friday 6 May, was no doubt a pre-election stunt of Trump-like proportions that plays to an electorate's fear of generating instability and outsiders taking jobs, playing to the same xenophobic narrative that has become commonplace in election campaigns across the world.
Many women in the Middle East are also reluctant to get screened for the disease because of apprehension of seeing a (particularly male) doctor, the threat of divorce if they are diagnosed, or fear of generating stigma for their family.
Some people were wary about applying for the grant for fear of generating adverse publicity, admitted Hawken.
But heavyweights in the Congress party, probably including Mr Singh's political boss, Sonia Gandhi, are wary of moving any faster, for fear of generating domestic resentment.
But this is also true of EU economic sanctions and nobody has ever proposed (at least officially) setting them aside for fear of generating anti-European sentiment.
It was a response by the Army's chief of staff at the time, Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, to President Johnson's decision not to call up the reserves during the Vietnam War for fear of generating greater opposition to it.
But, following on from a few posts on last week's Reading Group thread, I'm going to try not to say much more than that, for fear of generating spoilers.
I think there's an element of fear generated by the studio--a fear of the audience.
Acts of terrorisation or large-scale coercive violence are typically associated with a general aim of generating fear and insecurity while keeping any specific aims or demands oblique.
In Old Masters, where fast dwindling supplies generate a fear of missing out on major works, transactions were markedly speedier.
