Sentence examples for stirred fear from inspiring English sources

Last summer, for example, flooding that uprooted millions of Pakistanis stirred fear in Washington that militant movements might prove more adept than Pakistan's weak government at delivering aid.

Cities in northern China have been grappling this winter with record levels of air pollution, which have stirred fear and anger among many Chinese.

The assaults — four are known to the authorities — have stirred fear among the Amish and resulted in the arrests, so far, of five men, including three of Mr. Mullet's sons, on kidnapping and other charges.

The possibility that the economy is stabilizing stirred fear that the Federal Reserve might cut rates by only a quarter of a percentage point at its Aug. 21 meeting and then do nothing for a while.

The police arrested a homeless panhandler yesterday in the killings of six women in Brooklyn whose deaths stirred fear among residents of Williamsburg and nearby areas that a serial killer was in their midst.

It includes worries about the sustainability of European debt levels and whether countries like Greece will soon default; the weaker dollar; rising inflation in many parts of the world; continued unrest in North Africa and the Middle East, which has also pushed up oil prices; and concern over the United States budget, which also stirred fear in world stock markets earlier in the week.

The MF Global bankruptcy has stirred fears in customers.

He stirred fears of foreign connivance and Communist totalitarianism.

It has stirred fears over safety and terrorism.

Some of the economic policies he proclaimed stirred fears of a return to financial instability.

China's rapid naval build-up has stirred fears among neighbours of a future territorial grab.