Sentence examples for a bit of panic from inspiring English sources

Nothing prompts creativity like poverty, a feeling of hopelessness and a bit of panic.

"People are in a bit of panic mode, but thank God people need to shop," she said.

"There is no evidence to suggest even a bit of panic among senior policy makers," China economists at the British bank Standard Chartered wrote in a research note.

"Initially, in the first 15 to 20 minutes, there might have been a bit of panic," Chief Sheldon Schmitt of the Sitka Police Department said.

Sadness for her, as well as a bit of panic, set in as I considered what she was going through, and how she must be feeling.

Disdain and a bit of panic exists for the sort of enterprising spirit who knows, and gets, what she wants — even if it already belongs to someone else.

There was a bit of panicking, and then it turned out that the government had spent millions of dollars to create an online form less secure than your average Survey Monkey quiz?

Britain's Paula Radcliffe says an injury scare has left her in "a bit of a panic", but she is confident of being fit for the London Olympics.

"I'm in a bit of a panic," she said.

"They are in a bit of a panic," he said.

I was initially in a bit of a panic.