Sentence examples for scare generated from inspiring English sources
Some younger people may be at risk because they were not vaccinated as small children, after the scare generated by the suggestion of the now discredited scientist Andrew Wakefield that there was a link between the vaccine and autism.
"All this stems, this carbon capture, all this other stuff, it stems back to a scare, generated years ago about global warming," the Fayette County lawmaker said on Thursday.
29 Medsafe, New Zealand's medicines and medical devices monitoring agency, has noted that the Eltroxin health scare generated an unusually large amount of adverse event reports directly from the public.
Poole answered, "It's hard to get advertisers to spend money on this type of site because advertisers are scared by community generated content.
It also reflects concerns that the debate, and the headlines it has generated, have scared consumers and doctors away from medications that could help, the experts said.
The latter stages of the ensuing general election were dominated by the controversy surrounding the Zinoviev letter, which generated a "Red Scare" shortly before polling day and contributed to a massive Conservative victory.
Mr. Maduro complained about the skepticism of his critics, who say he uses the frequent warnings of conspiracy as a scare tactic to generate support.
Ms. Brewer accused the Obama administration of raising racial issues in its challenge to the law for political purposes, "trying to use that scare card to generate support for the election".
The letter, published four days before polling day, generated a "Red Scare" that led to a significant swing of voters to the right, and ensured a massive Conservative victory.
On E4, we get the new teen slasher Scream Queens, a show that seems more interested in being annoying than in generating scares.
The question is whether Trump, in his speech, went too far and scared too many to generate the kind of collaboration that he needs to achieve the very foreign-policy goals he outlined.
