Sentence examples for amplifying fears from inspiring English sources

Efforts stumbled anew last summer, when the government fell and two chaotic elections were held, amplifying fears of what is known in financial circles as a "Grexit" — a Greek exit from the euro.

The American economy lost 159,000 jobs in September, the worst month of retrenchment in five years, the government reported on Friday, amplifying fears that an already painful downturn had entered a more severe stage that could persist well into next year.

He suggested on French radio that he had ordered his own guard not to defend him during last week's coup, amplifying fears that the president, a former general, had proved too weak to confront the northern rebels, the affiliate of Al Qaeda in the region, or his own mutinous soldiers.

These deadly ambushes on police officers are amplifying fears that it's becoming increasingly more dangerous to be a cop, and law enforcement advocates, including now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions have also correlated an apparent uptick in police line-of-duty deaths to the Black Lives Matter rhetoric.

And in both cases the treatment can be traumatizing for many (women losing their breasts, men becoming impotent or incontinent), amplifying fear in the general public of even the earliest markers and least lethal forms of these cancers.

And why is the press effortlessly amplifying Republican fear just weeks before the midterms?

There was the constant drumbeat of fear, amplifying legitimate debate about national security and the horrors occurring in Syria and Iraq with warnings about imminent domestic threats, and endless legal "crackdowns", often briefed to the Daily Telegraph before the cabinet.

Various armed groups — including Cossacks, Serbian war veterans, and unidentified gunmen — have flocked to Crimea to support pro-Russian demonstrations in its streets, amplifying insecurity and fear among residents who are not in favor of the occupation.

Remember that campaigns are not just about the people on the placards but about parties and power, and that the wizards behind the curtains specialize in amplifying differences that stoke our fears.

Jason Edwards, the athletic director of Edgemont High School, in Scarsdale, N.Y., said he fears that the forums can put players in harm's way by amplifying rivalries, for which teenagers lack perspective.

We have a morbid fascination with catastrophe, so media companies have a vested interest in amplifying every horrific detail to make more money, unconcerned that this ultimately exacerbates our culture of fear and paranoia.