Sentence examples for scaremongering tactics from inspiring English sources
Scaremongering tactics have been deployed, suggesting potential economic losses if these substances are banned.
Mr. Zafaryab told reporters he took a stand against the tow-truck team when they resorted to "scaremongering tactics," demanding immediate payment of a $570 fine to remove the clamp from his wheel, then clamping all four wheels and plastering his windshield with a new ticket every 30 minutes.
Bahrain International Circuit chairman Zayed Al Zayani said on Tuesday that "scaremongering tactics" had helped create misconceptions about the current situation and insisted the Middle East island state was ready to host the race.
Johnson told The Huffington Post last week he did not believe the city "got the best deal" from the consent agreement, and criticized the state for using "scaremongering" tactics to get it passed.
In the UK, it can seem that the "harm reduction" resources on offer mainly consist of scaremongering tactics: government campaigns showing images of drug users freaking out as the word PARANOIA flashes across the screen.
In the UK, it can seem that the "harm reduction" resources on offer consist mainly of scaremongering tactics: government campaigns showing images of drug users freaking out as the word PARANOIA flashes across the screen.
Bogolomov tells Next Wave he simply wanted people to think about these issues and that his was a legitimate statement--not a scaremongering tactic that UAW are making it out to be.
Although the Fine Gael minister's remarks have provoked accusations from Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin that the government is engaged in early scaremongering, the tactic is a shrewd one.
The Tories like to think that scaremongering about cuts is an electioneering tactic whose time has passed.
