Sentence examples for generated a fear from inspiring English sources

Violence between the two communities has claimed nearly 2,500 lives in the last 17 years and has generated a fear that warps Ulster's social fabric.

For some female players, the thought of enduring turf burns, abrasions, and joint stress generated a fear of slide tackling, potentially impacting the aggression and intensity of the game.

During the approval process, the costing framework and gap analysis requested by senior management " frightened off" interest and generated a " fear of creating need", according to interviewees.

In Old Masters, where fast dwindling supplies generate a fear of missing out on major works, transactions were markedly speedier.

Just as a dog bite generates a fear response the next time one sees a dog, the rats in the laboratory associated the sound with the shock.

However, their amygdala, the region of the brain activated by fear, had not forgotten to be afraid; it remained just as ready to generate a fear response.

Our results indicate that the hippocampus generates a fear extinction representation and that interactions between hippocampal fear and extinction representations govern the suppression and relapse of fear after extinction.

The craving to possess generates a fear of not having and limits our generosity.

After the meeting Lammy says the welfare changes have generated a "real fear" about homelessness among his poorest constituents: "The local authority will have to think very hard about its responsibilities.

[Excerpts, Page B6.] The prosecutor's report reopened a window on 1989, an era of rampant crime and racial tensions in New York that had generated a climate of fear and a sense of vulnerability in a citizenry that felt helpless against marauding teenagers in the streets, subways and parks.

I find it mind-boggling that the recent downturn has not generated a level of fear among retail investors greater than the levels seen in prior months.