Sentence examples similar to ignite public apprehension from inspiring English sources

Omar Abdel Rahman, a blind Egyptian sheikh who died last weekend, rewired public apprehension in the United States about Islam.

Privatization had not been an unqualified success, and education, health, and welfare cuts had engendered public apprehension.

I think people understand and respect that …" However, there is also public apprehension about "snooping" by the government.

Through research, experience and public outreach, operators and regulators have managed successfully the risks, benefits and public apprehension in relation to these activities.

Politically speaking, public apprehension about climate change may be the strongest wind in the mayor's sails.

It had the ideal mix of ingredients to ignite public controversy.

However, the political storm caused by the WikiLeaks documents failed to ignite public outrage.

But the food at Maximo Bistrot apparently has the capacity to ignite public rage and government action like little else.

Public apprehension over election fraud arose following partial elections in June to fill 88 seats in the 264-seat Shura (consultative) Council, the upper house of the parliament.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, public apprehension about nuclear power is not driven by irrational fear or a poor understanding of science.

When Garfield was assassinated by a disappointed office seeker who wanted the Stalwart Arthur to be president, public apprehension increased markedly.