Sentence examples for generated frightened from inspiring English sources
These warnings, and the negative news stories they generated, frightened some patients and parents away from these medicines.
Brian Dodge, a lobbyist for retailers, slams the move as a political gesture, calling it representative of "a pattern where the big banks make wildly speculative statements, with little or no foundation in reality, in an effort to generate sympathy, frighten consumers and influence politics".
The far-off city of Monstropolis depends for its energy on children being frightened: it generates power for the city by getting monsters to enter kids' bedrooms at night and bottling the energy of their screams.
Others suggest another motive: the weekly barrage of frightening statistics has generated popular support for otherwise unpalatable Government moves, like shutting down inefficient state-owned enterprises, with the inevitable loss of jobs.
That generation – they were frightened to death.
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.
Unfortunately they are also both illegal, and each has generated a public-health crisis of frightening proportions.
The amount of smoke generated by the recent Neo 200 fire is frightening.
Lord Bell added that many corporations were "frightened" of appearances before select committees which he claimed were more about generating headlines that finding out facts.
Once the scientific evidence became overwhelming (and frightening enough to generate political pressure), governments and industry worked together to reduce the ozone "hole": at least those were the claims made at the agreement's birthday party.
