Sentence examples for unfounded scare from inspiring English sources

Deploying unfounded scare tactics: I fully expected the "No" side to use distracting arguments to scare voters while ignoring the merits of issue.

For his part, Japan Society of Boston President Peter Grilli called on attendees to robustly consume Japanese products, resisting unfounded scare campaigns and misinformation that hysterically proclaim Armageddon levels of radiation throughout the country.

The thalidomide tragedy of the 1960's as well as the Bendectin® unfounded scare of the mid 1980's [ 9, 10] has caused women with NVP to look on drug-based strategies with great caution due to concerns over the perceived teratogenicity of these drugs [ 4, 11], even when data exist documenting safety [ 5, 9, 10].

Then in August it had to recall infant formula products in Asia because of an unfounded health scare tied to the milk products supplier Fonterra, based in New Zealand.

Unfounded health scares tend to make us think "everything" is dangerous.

In the 1980s and 1990s the silicone breast implants which it produced jointly with Corning, a glass company, gave rise to an unfounded public health scare and class-action suits costing up to $3.2 billion.

To many researchers, these kinds of scares are unfounded.

What we'll see over the coming weeks and months is that scare campaign is unfounded".

A14 Detained Muslims Speak Out The three Muslim medical students detained last week in Florida in a terrorism scare that proved unfounded held a news conference to declare their innocence.

A candidate that has to win your vote by first scaring you with unfounded opinions and then making promises to protect you may be like a bully getting your lunch money for not beating you up.

The suggestion that busulfan or pipobroman might be leukemogenic in PV or ET is completely unfounded and is often used as a scare tactic to promote the use of new drugs.