Sentence examples for breeding fear from inspiring English sources

Yes, the chances of miscarriage reduce significantly as the weeks pass, but by suggesting women keep their pregnancies a secret for the first three months, I can't help but feel that we are breeding fear and an overbearing sense of enforced silence for those women who do encounter problems with their pregnancies.

He's breeding fear and hatred.

It is a lesson central banks seem to have learned: every one of them among the G7 club of big economies has committed itself to a long period of low interest rates.Governments, however, are still breeding fears about the future.

She rejects claims that Mr Miliband's promise to freeze prices as soon as Labour takes office put off some energy suppliers from cutting prices as wholesale costs fell – as well as breeding fears that a Labour government would be distinctly anti-business.

But while environmentalists praise the efforts made to protect the captive breeding programme, they fear that the wild pandas may be at risk from the wider rush to rebuild in the quake zone.

"We are breeding a culture of fear within the authorities," he said.

It has no state-owned competitors to demand the transfer of expensively developed technology, as is often the case in Asia, where European trainmakers are reluctant to offer their best products for fear of breeding new rivals.

These words, which Trump meticulously plants into the thoughts of our nation, are breeding hate and encouraging fear.

The initial 800-page report criticized then-Atlanta Schools Superintendent Beverly Hall for breeding "a culture of fear and intimidation," in which teachers were afraid to call out cheating coworkers and educators were pressured to meet or exceed annual goals for test results.

Additionally, consumption of antibiotics is intentionally kept low by prescribers, for fear of breeding "super-bugs" – bacteria resistant to multiple classes of antibiotics.

By measuring freezing during long-term memory tests, we were able to examine retention of a fear memory after social acquisition and found that a subset of FCbP rats froze in response to the cue on day 3. Taking into consideration the importance of previous experience on social fear transmission, breeding rats in our own colony allowed us to better control for prior life experience.