scaremongering

Hung Kai appeared to say it was all media scaremongering .

It is not scaremongering to worry that the second quarter was just a blip.

There is a palpable sense of frustration with German intransigence, but senior officials dismiss all talk of a downgrade as scaremongering.

She dismisses worries about the colossal cost of protectionism or of debt-servicing with a devalued currency as scaremongering.

Critics call this scaremongering and fear that the White House will gain unnecessarily sweeping powers.

Critics say this is all unnecessary scaremongering.

Mr Obama's supporters say that objections to his reforms are largely based on misunderstanding, fuelled by Republican scaremongering.

His scaremongering over the Manhattan mosque could be put down to the usual demagoguery.

His scaremongering is carrying greater weight as defecting soldiers inflict casualties on the regime.

I think the Obama administration has succumbed to political pressure and scaremongering by the big banks.

Bruce Schneier, an IT industry security guru, accuses securocrats like Mr Clarke of scaremongering.

SCAREMONGERING is where defence-planning and politics overlap.

It reckons the amount at risk is a comparatively trifling $15 billion and accuses Mr Gross of scaremongering.

The scaremongering will cease and the power crazy will find themselves exposed.

It is tempting to dismiss such words as scaremongering.