Sentence examples similar to given the scaremongering from inspiring English sources

Often this scaremongering is hypocritical given the personal records of those in charge when buying players, appointing managers or chasing talented youngsters to defect.

Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander has said this gives the lie to "scaremongering" ahead of the easing of restrictions.

As well as leaving Labour's economic narrative in tatters, today's figures give the lie to UKIP's scaremongering on immigration.

The Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, said the figures "give the lie to Ukip's scaremongering on immigration", while the chairman of the Commons home affairs committee, Keith Vaz, claimed that those who "predicted the end of the world on 1 January" – such as Nigel Farage – now owed the public an apology.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander says the data "gives the lie to UKIP's scaremongering on immigration".

Yes, the Scottish MPs – many of them Labour – will have to leave Westminster, but the notion that this will give the Tories an inbuilt majority is nothing but scaremongering.

It increasingly appears that, given sustained media scaremongering, many of us may be prepared to see the criminalising of dissent.

He said the EU had not given into "fear and scaremongering" that the UK would act in an obstructive way, saying the UK had been a "responsible and constructive member state".

To give you an idea, his book, An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Climate Change, is described as a "hard-hitting response to the scaremongering of climate alarmists".

BRUSSELS — First came the scaremongering.

The scaremongering seems to be working.