Sentence examples for stir fears from inspiring English sources

That certainty can stir fears of reprisal and discourage others, like chaplains or marital counselors, from referring troops for treatment.

Opposition politicians raised concerns that the arrests would stir fears of North Korea as a way to rally conservative voters ahead of elections in June.

Rong Chhun, president of the Cambodian Confederation of Unions, said that the incident would stir fears among the workers about their safety at work.

A city commissioner, Craig Lowe, leader of a group called Equality is Gainesville's Business, called the advertisements from Mr. Davis' group a grossly distorted effort to stir fears.

The devastating April terrorist attack on a bus station in Abuja will once again stir fears among Nigerians of the power and reach of Boko Haram, and further erode already dwindling confidence in the ability of the federal government to contain and address the crisis.

See, for example, Felicity Barringer: "New Electricity Meters Stir Fears".

Their method is to stir fear of a common enemy, just as the Lib Dems did.

Was it a conspiracy of Pakistani intelligence agents to stir fear?

Employers are trying to spread the word, a tricky process in places where the mention of government oversight can stir fear.

But taken together, they suggest a campaign by shadowy elements in Thailand to stir fear and create a sense of instability.

Conservative fanatics are portraying responsible federal regulations as assaults on individual liberties to stir fear and anger while pandering to big businesses.