Sentence examples for needed to scare from inspiring English sources

Judging from one barometer, a considerably larger market tumble will be needed to scare away consumers.

Once in a while we should raise the Great British slab, just for the few minutes needed to scare the maggots and appal their victims.

But with "de-extinction" yesterday's news and raptors and T rexes no longer a draw, modified hybrids are needed to scare up new business.

And in April, "The Cabin in the Woods" opened strong, proving that four walls and demonic activity within them are all that is needed to scare the bejesus out of us.

Small wonder that many analysts are downgrading the sector.It can be argued that the sharp shock of recent weeks is just what was needed to scare low-quality money out of the hedge-fund business.

She claims that the spirits control her as she smudges, so whenever she leans in suddenly to let loose a raptor screech at someone's sternum or left kidney, she can't explain why, save that her ethereal cohort has informed her that she needed to scare something internal straight.

He needs to scare people.

"I don't need to scare the other athletes," Blake said.

"So we don't need to scare the wits out of workers with threats to dismiss them.

But getting older you start to say, 'What does it all mean?' I need to scare myself and challenge myself and try new things".

Economically or militarily, the United States needs to scare Iran's ruling class, convince it that hostage-taking carries an unbearable price.