Sentence examples for counter the fears from inspiring English sources

Lakemba MP Jihad Dib said more details of the audit should be made public to counter the fears of some in Sydney's Muslim communities.

In one of her most candid interviews since succeeding Salmond as first minister last month, Nicola Sturgeon admitted that that the yes side had failed to do enough to counter the fears of voters after the pro-UK parties said they would refuse to form a currency union with an independent Scotland.

Rather than counter the fears of social disorder that emerged in the wake of the blackout, this framework of demonization only fueled them further, and then used those anxieties to justify the expansion of the prison system in the 1980s as the only way to contain the nonwhite poor.

And the sad truth is that few media outlets in this country are doing anything to counter the fear mongering that makes life difficult for the many who have been contributing to this country's economy.

To have my back — and the back of other undocumented people — means to take responsibility for the political situation we find ourselves in, and use your position to counter the fear and violence that has now received the imprimatur of the state.

It is their job to ensure stability and confidence to counter the fear and panic now so prevalent all over the world.

However, hope is powerful too, and perhaps if more Americans knew young people like Miguel, and if there were a human face to counter the fear mongering, we would remember that immigration has always been good for America.

Our messages were meant to counter the fear-based messages about the importance of the tests they were receiving (and feeling) at school that was causing my own kids to have stomachaches, emotional meltdowns, and refusing to go to school on test days.

On the backside of the cards are short descriptions of what is done on ICU to counter the feared dangers.

In order to counter the fear of disciplinary action if deficiencies were identified, the respondents were assured of anonymity and confidentiality.

Countering the fear of terrorist attack, however, is the allure of career advancement.