Sentence examples for causing fear from inspiring English sources

Public health officials need to be very cautious about causing fear.

"The way they're going after people is really causing fear," said Susan Page, the US ambassador.

Hamas has been firing rockets into Israel, too, causing fear and trauma.

He was behind a string of explosions which had been causing fear in the community.

Robinson was interviewed by the Guardian in 2013, when he apologised for causing fear among British Muslims.

Patients considering or engaged in exercise as treatment may expect or experience transient increases in joint pain, causing fear of exercise and influencing compliance.

To the extent actionable, actions for negligence causing fear of future injury are thus best seen as close cousins of the ancient tort of assault.

For example, there are mouse models of PTSD, which would be pretty hard to work with without causing fear or pain.

The outbreak killed 774 people and infected 8,094 people across the world, causing fear and disrupting international travel and trade.

Six of them were executed in Zanjan Province, west of Tehran, on charges of "armed robbery, causing fear, terror and insecurity," the semiofficial Fars News Agency reported.

The attackers were intent on murder, intent on using a firearm, intent on causing fear, distress, disorder in a particular part of west London".