Sentence examples for triggered fear from inspiring English sources

The most commonly reported experiences that triggered fear included yearly follow-up appointments, doctors' appointments, hearing of another's cancer, physical symptoms or pain, news reports about breast cancer, and the anniversary of the diagnosis.

Last summer, the Commons work and pensions select committee said the very mention of Atos Healthcare triggered "fear and loathing" among claimants, and concluded that there had been failings in the service provided by the company, which had "often fallen short of what claimants can rightly expect".

The news of such bad cases has often triggered fear and mistrust that cooperatives are useful vehicles for housing delivery for the low-income groups.

The latest dust-up has triggered fear that fresh limits on online licensed streaming or efforts to air censored versions on traditional TV may curb those deals — and drive viewers back to illegal downloads.

But that bright idea triggered fears of a devaluation.

The killing shook South Africa and triggered fears of racial conflict that proved largely unfounded.

For eight days, the news dominated headlines, spawned conspiracy theories, deepened regional tensions, and even triggered fears of yet another war.

Israel's assassination of Hamas' top military commander this week has triggered fears of a whole new surge of violence in Gaza and the Middle East.

China's current development model has proved environmentally disastrous; ghost cities and towns have triggered fears of an impending real-estate meltdown.

The move triggered fears among investors just days after credit rating agencies moved South Africa a step closer to "junk" status, and sent the rand into a tailspin.

The following day an explosion triggered fears of a meltdown and it took months for the plant to be made safe.