Sentence examples for generated fears about from inspiring English sources

The debate on whether it's time for Britain to break away has generated fears about uncontrolled immigration and other problems if the "Remain" camp wins and a virtual economic collapse if the "Leave" camp wins.

In the black community, this generated fear about exercising the franchise that lasted decades.

"On the left, they generate fear about climate change.

"The right wing has been very good at generating fear about terrorism, Muslim immigrants or young black criminals," Abramsky said.

Advertisers of skin care products first touch on the beauty enhancement feelings of women, and generate fear about bad skin tones if the advertised product is not used (Williams, 2011), and with the actor/actress showing depressed and sad face.

"It's hard to generate fear about this drug right now," she tells me.

Rather than tell you what they can do for you, it is far easier to generate fear about what the other candidate might or might not do to ruin your future.

But recent reports and recommendations about China's likely target have generated fears that a climate deal could be hampered by an overly cautious initial bid.

Mr. Boulez's music has also generated fear among certain concertgoers.

This view generates fear and avoidance about drug therapies and a general attitude that could be designated "the less drug therapy possible": "When I'm in the middle of big crisis, when I actually can't move, I take anti-inflammatory drugs but I am trying to avoid taking them as long as possible.

What you hear is designed to appeal to your reptilian brain -- to generate fear and anger -- about the other candidate.