Sentence examples for stirring fear from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the legislation accused the Web companies of willfully lying about the legislation's flaws, stirring fear to protect ill-gotten profits from illegal Web sites.

But he sees malls as more vulnerable suburban targets and accuses some Indian Point opponents of stirring fear to fit an agenda.

Five days after a container ship hit a reef, clumps of oil begin washing up on New Zealand's North Island, stirring fear that the fuel could foul delicate estuaries.

The apples in question are modified so that they do not turn brown, and Oz has been accused of stirring fear of the apple, which has been approved by regulatory health commissions, in his initial segment.

Beyond stirring fear among riders on crowded platforms across the city, the attack also raised new questions about the safeguards in a patchwork private and public mental health system that is supposed to allow mentally ill people to live as freely as possible in the community while protecting them and the public.

Their cost of borrowing has shot up, stirring fears of default.

But by rolling out tactical nuclear weapons, Pakistan is stirring fears of instability.

Government officials have denied stirring fears, maintaining that the fires are indeed caused by arson.

The far-right across Europe are seeking to profit by stirring fears and insecurity.

The running turmoil is also stirring fears that some hedge funds may run into trouble.

But last week's reported use of chemical weapons on the outskirts of Damascus is stirring fears of a spillover.