Sentence examples for injected fear from inspiring English sources
His paranoid totalitarian rule crushed initiative, set neighbor against neighbor and injected fear into nearly every interaction.
"The elements you have seen over the last few days have injected fear back into the equation," said Doug Roberts, the chief investment strategist for Channel Capital Research.
In 1995 the appearance of nimble startup companies calling themselves interactive agencies injected fear into the heart of traditional Madison Avenue.
The "securitization" of the election climate injected fear of chaos and instability into the electorate.
This would inject fear into the hearts of politicians and officials who expected bribes.
You can inject fear into the fault lines that divide people in that society, widening them, threatening the foundations.
But the tabloids are constantly injecting fear regarding the Islamic State, and about how the refugee crisis is causing strain on the EU.
It took the growing popularity of maverick Southwest Airlines, and the success of new low-cost carriers like JetBlue Airways and AirTran Airways, to inject fear into the doddering oligopoly.
It's difficult not to be reassured by the backlash – despite Ukip's audacious attempt to inject fear and prejudice into the heart of political life, racism is still confronted in modern Britain.
As attacks on Obama by McCain, Palin, and McCain's wife, Cindy, grew increasingly personal, Biden said, "These guys are once again injecting fear and loathing into this campaign.
Scott Brown, the Republican candidate for Senate, has run an aggressive, surprising campaign in Massachusetts, injecting fear into the Democratic machine over what was expected to be an easy victory.
