Sentence examples for scary claims from inspiring English sources

WITH the health care system at the center of the political debate, a lot of scary claims are being thrown around.

Though Obama is often accused of or perceived as being adamantly pro-gun control — the N.R.A. regularly makes scary claims about his plans to crack down on firearms as it asks for money, and he's been a catalyst for higher gun sales — the truth is that national Democrats all but gave up on gun control measures over a decade ago.

That means it's less of a convenience, but also less of an affront to net neutrality — although T-Mobile's scary claims that it was picking and choosing which providers would be zero-rated turned out to be false (all video was being throttled, "partner" or otherwise).

But it turns out the banks do not have much proof for their scary claims.

The scary claim that particulate matter in the air knocks off 155,000 years of life amounts to just one month per person, says Pieter Boot of the Dutch planning bureau for the environment.

The big, scary claim now is that children, my God children, could log onto the Internet and download a copy of the game, exposing them to all sorts of pornographic violence.

We can debate the appropriate place of such groups in America, but choosing them to lead the response in healing what ails our nation makes a pretty scary claim about what defines good American, who is causing our problems and legitimizing the fight against "them" as much as making a case for the importance of prayer.

They have started Operation Master and Slaves of Deception — cooking up scary, outlandish claims about the plan and feeding them to a desperate base, eager to believe the worst about the man they loathe the most, President Obama.

If it were up to Hollywood to form our feelings about menstruation, women would go through life thinking their periods were icky or scary, one researcher claims.

Originally titled "Scary Movie," Sony claimed "Scream" was too similar to its 1995 sci-fi movie "Screamers".

According to Eckhart's research, Carrier IQ is capable of tracking what apps you're running to where your phone is to what buttons are being pressed — it sounds scary, but Carrier IQ claims that collecting that information ultimately helps end-users.