Sentence examples for bringing about fear from inspiring English sources

-- Do you see drone attacks bringing about fear and terror in the common people?

The freedom of the media has been curtailed through Fidesz-controlled media supervisors who have brought about fear and self-censorship.

Police said the man suffers from gephyrophobia, an anxiety disorder brought about through a fear of crossing bridges.

It won't be the last mass gathering that climate change will bring about; the non-theoretical fear is that future ones will be driven by different kinds of anger, over drought or loss of land, political disruption or mass migration.

Palmer pointed to this response as a remedy for the fear brought about by the resurgence of far-right extremism in Canada.

Mike Rawlings, the mayor of Dallas, addressed likely public fears brought about by the second case.

We are all too aware what these fears brought about in Europe only too recently.

She tries to explain she could not have interfered in these events, and tells the Doctor what transpired was partially his fault, having been brought about by those who feared his reputation.

Although a number of health campaigns have made use of the fear factor, such may not necessarily trigger a positive response; fear may bring about negative self-management behaviour.

"All that climate of fear is brought about by the experiences of what may be a very few people … I've spoken to people who have not only lost their jobs, their livelihood, they've not been able to find other jobs to do.

p. 80. Widespread media coverage on any potential danger may bring about considerable increase in perceived fear [ 45].