Sentence examples for scaremongering from from inspiring English sources

Vote Leave, the official out campaign, has consistently dismissed such reports as scaremongering from voices of the establishment.

The SNP dismisses such warnings as "scaremongering" from Labour, saying the party is still "joined at the hip" to the Tories.

The facts – that asylum seekers only make up about 5% of migrants, are banned from working, and often have zero government support or accommodation – are drowned out by scaremongering from rightwing tabloids and politicians.

Tony Woodley, general secretary of the Unite union, urged the chancellor to "resist scaremongering from the City over 'brain drain', with unemployment set to rise, this is a time to put jobs and families first".

"If you are the cream of society, why would you work against a system that brings you opportunity?" North Koreans are subject to a never-ending stream of scaremongering from the regime's propagandists, warning that Western imperialists and South Koreans are intent on forcibly unifying the peninsula.

Roy Wood, Liberal Democrat candidate, confirmed his party were "strong supporters of HS2 even when other parties were wavering" and that David Cameron's comments were "scaremongering from someone who is getting desperate".

Offer the Republicans too little and they will scaremonger from the sidelines.

Far from scaremongering, that's the choice we face.

Fitspo ranges from scaremongering to orthorexic to twee.

Then, as now, the alarm was sounded by technology vendors and consultants, who stood to gain from scaremongering.

Advice ranged from scaremongering – linking abortion with breast cancer, for example – to actions apparently designed to steer women away from abortion, such as showing them baby clothes and talking about "the child".