Sentence examples for currently scared from inspiring English sources

Christopher Mayer, a housing economist at Columbia Business School, imagines tens of thousands of professionals, currently scared away by insane rents, moving in from Brooklyn, Queens and Hoboken — even Philadelphia and Chicago.

More broadly, expanding affordable housing -- and instituting other reforms to make market-rate housing more affordable as well -- will help attract new companies and industries, who are currently scared off by high housing costs for their employees, to locate in New York City.

She is currently scaring up a storm in The Woman in Black, a moody gothic adaptation of the novel by Susan Hill, which serves as a vehicle for Daniel Radcliffe's emergence into a post-Potter world.

But this new report comes at a time when the virus currently scaring everyone isn't influenza, but Zika fever, an outbreak that has caused few fatalities, but has other terrifying effects including the dreaded microcephaly babies born with abnormally small heads and undeveloped brains (something science only linked to the Zika virus last year).

I wonder if she currently feels scared, embarrassed, paranoid, or guilty.

It's attention that will give NFL players who are currently closeted and scared a role model within their own organization.

David Cameron and his cabinet currently tell me to be scared witless by Ebola, an attack from Isis, a resurgent Russia and global warming (sometimes).

"Currently they are so fragile that they are even scared of Hashemi Rafsanjani and Rouhani.

Naturally, AT&T will never admit to this, but they're scared shitless of the full-on assault currently underway in the SMS space.

"The government is currently short of revenue to the tune of £500,000,000 a day and, scared of the gilt markets, it is printing it.

McGann writes that the women she spoke to described feeling "scared, violated, ashamed, weirded out" and that she was (and currently still is) angry.