Sentence examples similar to fear-instigated from inspiring English sources

There's a sort of techno-fear, instigated perhaps by a dozen sci-fi movie visions of an oppressive, highly mechanised VR future.

An internal beef-industry document this week says that "the biggest threat [mad cow] poses for the United States so far is in the consumer fear instigated by national media reports".

These policies have created fears of an externally-instigated "velvet revolution" in the leadership ranks of the Islamic Republic.

The image of spies infiltrating the dark margins of society, stirring all manner of societal conflicts and listening to the short-wave radio under cover of night, served to arouse a wariness of strangers in the midst of rapid urbanization and a fear of anonymity that instigated even more regional conflict.

The opposition objected to the expense, and Canada East representatives feared that French-Canadians would have to fight in a British-instigated war.

We've sexualized our mascot and instigated multiple rivalries".

One was instigated when Slater made contact, three years after the event.

To go online: Chinese marriage records, in a government-instigated effort to deter extramarital affairs.

As a result, Panama declined into economic recession that only further instigated public dissatisfaction with the administration.

Our State Department and C.I.A. advised Clinton not to veto, lest terrorists and Arab government-instigated mobs attack our embassies.

He said: "That's a club-instigated initiative and is something that we're very supportive of indeed.