Sentence examples for effectively scared from inspiring English sources

Instead they effectively scared the woman off, Levitt's report concludes.

It effectively scared them from talking about being gay even when children were being physically attacked.

The popular press, always loudly boastful of its fearlessness, was effectively scared off.

"The Fed has effectively scared many into the bond market by talking up rates," says Hogan.

They noted that Jeb Bush warned his brother months ago that Mr. Gore could effectively scare elderly voters -- and that those warnings never seemed to be acted upon.

These banned American exports to Syria and gave President Bush the added option of outlawing American investment in the country, effectively scaring off American and other Western companies.

I find it much easier to work effectively when I'm scared we're not going enough, than happy that we are," he said.

The danger for the Conservatives is that voters will be put off by such such a negative message, effectively trying to scare voters south of the border into backing them.

She is one of just two parents prepared to give their names; the rest say they feel effectively gagged because they are scared that if they speak openly about their fight with the council, it could impact on their ongoing need for support.

But to spook people so effectively, a scare like that has to be resonating with deeper-seated concerns.

Swathed in mist and melancholia, and punctuated by some effectively jumpy scares, this very well-crafted fireside tale boasts a sterling supporting cast (Ciarán Hinds, Roger Allam, Janet McTeer) and handsome production design, all of which provide a solid safety cushion for Radcliffe's first foray into "adult" lead roles.