Sentence examples for fostering fears from inspiring English sources

Most politicians today defend multiculturalism and sneer at Ukip policies, while assiduously fostering fears about immigration.

The upheavals in Eastern Europe accentuated the nervousness in Zhongnanhai, China's leadership compound, by fostering fears that a recession might generate new unrest, officials say.

Whether his motives include fostering fear to justify greater executive power or intimidating certain American communities, they undermine American values.

I hope that your last screams of horror and pain will haunt the real perpetrators who have been diligently fostering fear and hate and bigotry, and nurturing the spirit of intolerance and self-righteousness.

Otherwise, you're fostering fear, submission, avoidance, and compliance but not true mutual respect.

But in fostering fear, paranoia, xenophobia, and conspiracism among the population, the man also does tangible harm.

It is the root of the "bathroom bill" meme, fostering fear about "men" in women's bathrooms.

Those that have chosen the "politics of the armed lifeboat" are fostering fear by blaming the Syrian refugee crisis, which has its roots in the climate crisis, and acts of terror and violence linked to ISIS.

Nevertheless, fostering fear-avoidance beliefs by medicalization of the problem should be avoided [ 6].

No one foresaw 9/11 of course, or the ways that subsequently surveillance trends not only converged but were deliberately racheted up, fostering further fears of just what Marx had warned of a decade-and-a-half earlier.

It fosters fear and ignorance instead of courageous deliberation.