Sentence examples for generate fears from inspiring English sources

He contends that some proponents of the interim project tried to generate fears that it had to go forward at once to avoid catastrophe.

But the very absurdity of the witch hunt helps generate fears of state power.Don't make the same mistakeJust as Mr Morsi frittered away his initial popularity by riding roughshod over secular critics, so Egypt's current regime risks losing much of its support by overplaying its hand.

"In Belfast there was a deliberate, pre-meditated campaign to whip up tensions, to generate fears over loss of identity among those who perceive themselves as having little left to give; and to go after the Alliance Party and its elected representatives, especially Naomi Long who wasn't even involved in the debate, in order to win votes.

Besides, the cancer risk scores may generate fears among the assessed and the participating village doctors need adequate training on how to hind and address it.

"In the Araucanía organized groups use violence to generate fear in the general population.

"In the Araucanía organised groups use violence to generate fear in the general population.

"This is being done to generate fear.

There is no need this time to generate fear of a threat to the UK; there is already intense fear.

The time travel has no genuine impact on the story, and never for an instant does doubt about the outcome generate fear or suspense.

In the central Atlantic, a bathwater-warm ocean fuels tempests that generate fear and destruction, but also produce long lines of powerful swell from Florida to Maine.

This great white shark is no Great White Whale, gorging on metaphor; it's a monster, pure and simple, and its sole purpose is to generate fear.