Sentence examples for frightening reputation from inspiring English sources

And health workers in Karachi – with its population of more than 20 million, communities of internal refugees from conflict zones, slums and frightening reputation for political and criminal violence – face an exceptionally daunting task.

On August 8th the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the epidemic an "international emergency .One reason for Ebola's frightening reputation (after all, quotidian diseases such as  tuberculosis and malaria kill far more people than it does) is that comparatively little is known about it.

It had a frightening reputation, both for the terrible condition of the road -- four inch corrugations liberally scattered with rocks the size of fists -- and for its roaming bands of ill-intentioned militia and castle-rustlers.

And schools are desperately frightened – if their reputation goes down, parents will choose to go elsewhere".

Reports from the field in the last few days showed that some United Nations troops were so frightened by the reputation of the rebels that they abandoned their vehicles as soon as they were stopped at a roadblock by the rebels.

Plastic surgeons say they are frightened that the reputation of their profession -- tarnished recently by deaths related to cosmetic surgery, including that of the novelist Olivia Goldsmith -- may be further sullied, Dr. Teitelbaum said.

Travel-adventure writer Lea Sutter is visiting Cape Le Chat Noir, an island off of the South Carolina coast with a reputation for being mysterious and frightening.

He did not need to reach peak form to come through, as Trump failed to deliver on his tough-talking prior to the match, when he stressed he would not be frightened by O'Sullivan's reputation.

I've got to say, despite your reputation as something of a free spirit who likes to have a good time, I've been finding you unexpectedly frightening.

Sound frightening?

Indeed frightening.