Sentence examples for a scaremongering from inspiring English sources

I love the idea of a scaremongering headline.

I guess a guy's entitled to make one enormous mistake on a scaremongering and frequently inaccurate TV news channel.

In practice, though, few politicians are able to resist the bid for popularity that comes from running a scaremongering moral crusade.

Wary of mass panic, officials wrestle with the appropriate responses, and one of the characters is a scaremongering blogger, played by Mr. Law.

Referring to anti-independence statements from business leaders and leaked information over Royal Bank of Scotland plans to move headquarters to England Alex Salmond said today that David Cameron's fingerprints were all over a "scaremongering campaign" against Scottish independence.

A few weeks ago, I read an article in which a doctor (almost certainly a scaremongering idiot, but still, a doctor) claimed children shouldn't be exposed to screens of any kind until at least three years old.

3. Ukip ran a cynical, scaremongering campaign which turned many people off.

In a topical bit of scaremongering a Texas-based think-tank, Stratfor, has voiced fears that the drug-related mayhem engulfing parts of Mexico could end in state collapse.

The trend is being replicated on the continent, where anti-immigrant parties of the right such as the Norwegian Progress Party have won substantial support from left-leaning blue collar voters through a mixture of scaremongering about immigrants and promises of a return to the certainties of the past.

Instead of offering an alternative vision, he has built a career on scaremongering.

Walford explains: "The reality is there's a lot of scaremongering across the whole space regarding care homes, a lot of people think they're all terrible".