Sentence examples for be spooked by data from inspiring English sources

Traders continued to be spooked by data showing Chinese exports fell 1.7% in January, suggesting a sharper slowdown in the economy.

Why be spooked by social democrat squawking?

Investors doing some investigation may be spooked by the details.

So here's the question: Will U.S. policy makers let themselves be spooked by financial phantoms and bullied by business intimidation?

That doesn't mean that consumers won't be spooked by a 7% to 8% unemployment figure, though.

This year, don't be spooked by ghosts and goblins.

Make sure that your horse won't be spooked by the ribbons in her/his mane.

Horse's are unpredictable and may be spooked by sudden movements.

Some horses may be spooked by the feeling of the stirrups flapping against their sides.

Investors were spooked by new economic data released this morning, which seemed to lower the odds that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again before its March 28 meeting.

Jeffrey Olives, a manager for information systems at a major gasoline-station and convenience-store chain that is going through a merger, said that employees "are spooked by the fact that someone is monitoring the data in real time".