Sentence examples similar to lead to public trepidation from inspiring English sources

It soon led to public outrage.

Unhealthy Politics sheds new light on why the government's response to this troubling situation has been so inadequate, and why efforts to improve the evidence base of U.S. medicine continue to cause so much political controversy and public trepidation.

This has led to much public outrage.

This led to considerable public controversy.

Her death led to a public outcry.

This event led to strong public protests.

An increase the debate itself, if it leads to trepidation regarding Congress's ability to ever balance the budget or its willingness to raise debt ceilings as needed, could cause.

The possibility of being infected by a candidate vaccine led to trepidation among participants: "I am HIV-negative and I have kept myself free of HIV for all these years…If I become HIV-positive because of a [test] vaccine I'll be punished for a lifetime.

The likely outcome is greater privatization of public universities, which may lead to a new public private structure for what have been the leading US public research universities.

Commercial interest in utilizing GWAS results should be viewed with some trepidation, as it may lead to a false sense of security, or anxiety.

The cruel regime imposed by the rebels in territories they hold in the north, the brutal application of Sharia law, and the threats of jihad and retribution had led to a sense of trepidation in the rest of the country.