Support for programmes that borders on fear-mongering has led to the public having an inflated sense of the benefits and discounted sense of the harms of screening, scientists from the Oregon Health and Science University write in a BMJ article.
Frankly, such argument borders on fear-mongering, while obfuscating the fact that mitigation advocated by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is entirely feasible without subjecting India to binding commitments for some decades to come.
Yes, at some point innocent people might get caught in the crossfire of a shooting, but preemptively predicting that scenario borders on fear-mongering.
Sadness and a sense of caution bordering on fear guided "Children Will Listen" from "Into the Woods".
I have on several occasions used with my more scientifically aware patients the exact wording he suggests — "it's a drug-induced coma" — and the responses have always bordered on fear, sometimes with expressions suggesting they'd like another doctor.
"It moves you in some way," he said, whether it's a feeling of comfort or, in the case of a glass staircase and landing he designed for a home near the South Street Seaport, tentativeness bordering on fear.
Now, though, that unquestioning confidence has evaporated and Barca's fans will approach February's tie with respect bordering on fear.
Almost a decade ago, a senior exec at a major Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) company expressed to me their frustration and concern (bordering on fear) of Walmart, as the retail giant then accounted for over 50% of all the CPG company's volume.
Pete, John, Keith, looked at each other with something bordering on fear and loathing and resignation.
