Sentence examples for using public fear from inspiring English sources

"Is the Bush administration using public fear to consolidate political power?" he asks.

He accused Mr. Harvey of using public fear about terrorism at airports to "scapegoat" Haynes for the criticism the state attorney general has come under for not aggressively pursuing official corruption cases in the state.

Hasina, who has escaped several assassination attempts since entering politics, is accused of using public fears about terrorism to smear political opponents and justify harsh action against them.

Either the leading Republican candidates for president have given into fear -- or are not afraid but cynically use public fear to their own political purposes.

Nearly 60percentt of trans people in America say they have avoided using public bathrooms for fear of harassment or violence, according to a landmark survey conducted before the passage of HB 2 and published last year.

Participants in a study by Moyo et al. in rural Zimbabwe expressed fear of stigmatisation to the point that they reported fearing using public facilities [ 47].

Days spent without leaving the house, perhaps because of difficulty driving or a fear of using public transportation.

Fear of using public bathrooms, water fountains, door handles would diminish as surfaces are zapped -- germs are exposed and then obliterated with a few squirts of an organic disinfectant.

Some Latinos may also fear that using public health programs could expose them to harassment by immigration authorities (distal/macro factor).

Halifax city staffers say they don't have enough information to weigh in on whether or not donair should be the municipality's official food, confirming everyone's fears that using public funds to investigate the status of a saucy meat wrap is a GIANT WASTE OF TIME AND RESOURCES.

Such fears dissuade people from using public transport.