Sentence examples for that should scare from inspiring English sources

Nate Florida's the state that should scare them.

Gas prices have entered the political debate this year, but not in any way that should scare the Saudis.

Right now, Romney is locked in on the weakness of this economy — and that is a message that should scare Democrats this time.

Democrats argued that Republicans were trying to turn back the clock on women's rights and pursuing an extreme right-wing social agenda that should scare voters in this election year.

Temple 79, Texas 65 Playing about as efficient a first half as possible, Temple turned a running Texas team into mannequins and ended up with a victory that should scare anyone in its bracket.

Now that's something that should scare a fly.

When Axovant went public, a columnist at FierceBiotech warned that it should "scare the hell" out of investors, writing, "The fact that someone can make something of this size out of virtually nothing should be of concern to everyone in the industry.

Mostly they stay out of the way of the research, testimony and anecdotes they've collected -- so thoroughly that this book should scare off any rival biographers until everyone who ever knew Wolf is dead.

That prospect should scare them into line.

That thought should scare the rest of the league.

That estimate should scare the Obama administration: the end of November is dangerously close to the Thanksgiving deadline some experts say is crucial to snagging young, healthy consumers.