Sentence examples for may really spook from inspiring English sources

Consider that you may really spook the person.

What would really spook the markets at this point would be the U.S. Fed's decision to tighten even as U.S. asset prices fall.

But it is the FSA's threat to "take further measures" if need be by, say, limiting stock lending during rights issues, that has really spooked short-sellers.The regulator says that "market abuse" may have driven the share prices of banks near or below the offer price for new shares, putting pressure on the underwriters of the rights issues to buy the new stock.

They may not be able to withstand another flood as high as that of 1993.And for the really spooked there is an even bigger worry.

It may well be the scare about the size of the BP obligations over the Macondo explosion that really spooked him.

"I was really spooked when Sept. 11 happened," he said.

When it was suggested that I throw frames in return for large sums of money, I was really spooked.

Oh my God, that really spooked me that someone would do that.

"This really spooked a lot of people," one White House official said.

He tells me Sam was really spooked when the audience started laughing at the Hopi dance.

He added: "What's really spooked people is the suspicion that they really don't know what they're doing".