Sentence examples for fuelling fear from inspiring English sources

Denmark introduced a law authorising the confiscation of jewellery and cash from asylum seekers to pay for their care, undeterred by UN warnings against fuelling "fear and xenophobia".

As for the Great Depression, one wonders if the high degree of EPU was linked to social trends after the excesses of the 1920s, fuelling fear of communism and, in the US, of the New Deal.

And inevitably, these same channels amplify misinformation, allowing rash judgements and prejudices to boil to the surface, fuelling fear and ignorance.

Numerous public health campaigns have increased uptake in the years since, but health bosses have warned social media has been fuelling fear over vaccines based on misinformation.

Its brief was to examine five BHS shops, fuelling fears about closures and job cuts.

Many young Turks are more religious than their parents, fuelling fears of a spread of fundamentalism.

It was located near the Gualaxo do Norte river, fuelling fears of potential water contamination.

Downing Street has called a halt to the preparations, however, fuelling fears that differences in her cabinet are irreconcilable.

But UK retail sales have fallen for the last two months, fuelling fears that the economic recovery is running out of steam.

Samsung has posted its first fall in quarterly profits for more than two years, fuelling fears that the booming smartphone market may be reaching saturation.

Russian warplanes continued to bomb northern Syria on Friday, fuelling fears that Moscow and Damascus would use the week before the deadline to press on with key offensives.