Significats de scaremonger (scaremongers) en anglès

For the short term, however, Next's analysis should quieten the scaremongers.

As both scaremongers and marketing departments know, parental concern is a lucrative seam to mine.

It has become a soft target for an anxiety exploited by scaremongers and conspiracy theorists.

Or the scaremongers hoping to attract your gaze.

The Workers' Party said yesterday the Minister for Justice had dismissed people who opposed the referendum as scaremongers.

It was the start of the Joe Schmidt era and a few scaremongers were already calling for the genial Kiwi's head.

A lack of leadership on this issue simply adds to the current political disillusionment and opens the doors to populists and scaremongers.

The Wanganui Ratepayers Association has been labelled ignorant and scaremongers for saying iwi should not gain ownership of some parks and reserves.

Opposition politicians have reacted angrily to comments by the Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, in which he described Nice Treaty opponents as whingers and scaremongers.

There are no two ways about it: such messages must either be the work of duplicitous demagogues or incompetent and irresponsible migration scaremongers.

Electromagnetic pulse weapons -what our own Sharon Weinberger dubbed "the boogeyman bomb" -are the favorite doomsday scenario for national-security scaremongers.

The Whanganui Ratepayer's Association is being labelled as ignorant scaremongers for saying iwi should not gain ownership of some of the city's parks and reserves.

Minister for Employment Micheál Martin rejected the Labour leader's views, while a spokesman for the Progressive Democrats accused him of "pandering to the scaremongers".

Mr Harris said it was time to "take on the scaremongers" who were misinforming people about the HPV (human papilloma-virus) vaccine against the cancer.

I don't see this as the figment of a scaremonger's imagination.

You cannot scaremonger people into wanting to explore a religion.