Sentence examples for stoke anxieties from inspiring English sources

Demagogues like Donald Trump stoke anxieties of demographic change by tapping into these economic dislocations.

It will graciously spare the museum's new building but promises to stoke anxieties about late urban capitalism.

The poor report may stoke anxieties about the fragility of Wall Street's marquee names, and investors may be eager to cover their exposure heading into the weekend.

What's most important is that the rumours turn up at just the right time – halfway through the season, after the gruelling footballing overdose that is the festive period – to plug gaps in the narrative that waning interest in the matches themselves can't fill, to provoke conversation, lance fears, stoke anxieties, stir hope and create headlines.

Statements like this stoke anxiety about the government's intentions.

Recently, George Bush did his part to stoke anxiety and increase demand.

Nevertheless, Peña Nieto's government has used López Obrador's ascent to stoke anxiety.

The company's move is likely to stoke anxiety among cultural organizations with outstanding commitments vital to major capital projects.

If Ms. Rockwell's drawings stoke anxiety, a group of drawings by Jim Work, at the Pardee Collection, seem meant to soothe it.

Even in Scandinavia, once-invincible parties of social democracy have been hit by increasingly disaffected voters, as rightwing populists stoke anxiety about immigration and its impact on the welfare state.

Democrats on Friday tried to stoke anxiety about the potential victory of conservative Senate contenders with a new Internet video that highlighted the philosophical stances of candidates like Ms. Angle, Mr. Paul and Mr. Buck.