Sentence examples for more fear factor from inspiring English sources

"I think it's more fear factor than anything," Mr. Monroe said.

Mr. Kunitz said he thought the show could enjoy the same longevity, "if not more," as "Fear Factor," the physical-stunt series he helped produce for six years for NBC.

"There's even more of a fear factor," says D'Cunha.

While I understand the desire of consumers to be informed – and if there was a proven risk I would certainly want to be informed – I am afraid that any GM labeling will end up a nothing more than a fear factor.

"It was the fear factor more than anything.

Paul Pogba delivered a damning verdict on Manchester United by admitting they lacked the desire required to beat Wolves and declaring they need to attack more to restore the fear factor at Old Trafford.

But over 40% refused to say who they would vote for, and two-thirds admitted that fear of violence and intimidation could influence voters.Another rival poll by Afrobarometer, another independent research body, also showed the MDC to be flagging but put much more weight on the fear factor.

While protest at the government may fuel the no vote, this may be more than offset by the fear factor.

For now Endemol has produced 10 hours for NBC, with the possibility of more episodes if viewers turn "Fear Factor" into a hit once again.

He dropped in on a broadcast booth to pepper producers with questions about which countries would be receiving the night's pay-per-view event, and then checked in with the commentator, Joe Rogan of NBC's Fear Factor, to learn more about the matchups.

In my own view, we should make sure that we place what we're about over what we fear when making those decisions -- because in emphasizing the moral imperative over the fear factor, we will more readily see that there are better options to pursue our interests than martial means, which of course should always be the last resort.