Sentence examples similar to fear incited from inspiring English sources

She suggested that state judges, who must be approved by voters, fear inciting the public's wrath.

"Zero Dark Thirty' will not screen in Pakistan, as distributors fear inciting the ire of the Pakistani military and terrorist groups.

The fears incited by the financial crisis were widely felt, reports a new study ("Public Opinion 10 Years After the Financial Crash") by Karlyn Bowman of the American Enterprise Institute.

Some noted that electoral fraud was a different threat to democratic rule than, say, a military coup, and some feared inciting violence in Peru.

CAIRO — The Egyptian government is backing away from an ambitious economic strategy of tax increases and subsidy cuts because the political support for these moves is lacking and because it fears inciting further unrest.

A pacifist and conciliator by nature, Zweig feared inciting hostility at a crucial moment (Vargas finally sided with the Allies in January 1942).

The Monday afternoon incident is being investigated as a possible terrorist threat because of the fear it incited, he said.

But Ebola fears have incited overreaction.

It spreads fear and incites the type of ignorance that makes people sick.

Do people not say it for fear of inciting Leo-and-Kate-in-Titanic-style tragic hysteria?

The record became a controversial US hit - several radio stations banned it for fear of inciting teenage violence.