Sentence examples for scaremongering with from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's scaremongering – but I prefer scaremongering with some substance to plain name-calling.

And what about accusations that she's scaremongering with her campaign to "save" Kingston hospital?

The four biggest mobile operators have been scaremongering with variations on this theme for years.

"We know that the big six are simply scaremongering with their claims that reform will drive investment out of Britain.

Khan also said his opponents had been scaremongering with a "big fat lie" over whether Turkey would soon join the EU.

What's needed now is less waffling and scaremongering with meaningless words ("affordable," "quality care," "death panels") and instead some hard information: specific dollar prices for individuals and families.

In the drug zone, everyone is under some kind of influence, whether it's journalists with an agenda to chase or scaremongering politicians with votes to win.

This was supplemented with scaremongering about the threat of a revolution.

The Eurosceptic work and pensions secretary accused the in campaign of trying to "bully" the public with "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".

"It's also shameful to see him scaremongering the markets with his talk of default," she wrote.