Sentence examples for a panic-inducing question from inspiring English sources

But "Roma" is just the start of Mr. Stuber's cinematic onslaught, one that is forcing old-line studios and multiplex chains to confront a panic-inducing question: Will the streaming company that prompted many people to cut the cable cord now cause people to stop going to theaters?

The Trump administration Sunday pointed to the state of Hawaii for answers about a panic-inducing false alert of an incoming missile attack but said it would now get involved after an incident that raised broader questions about the national state of nuclear preparedness at a time of escalating tensions with North Korea.

In the end, Abrahams said, it's simply a panic-inducing feeling of losing control.

To the uninitiated, like myself, it is a panic-inducing sight with monitors showing hundreds of people crammed on the platforms.

There just isn't a panic-inducing call for more prisons like there used to be.

Our future is unravelling at a panic-inducing pace and everything feels pretty fucked.

Searching for a cheap and clean place to sleep in New York can be a panic-inducing experience.

The explosion, which was followed by a panic-inducing burst of gunfire, killed at least five, including civilians according to eyewitnesses.

One conclusion is to think that campus hookup culture is a myth, a tantalizing, panic-inducing, ultimately untrue story.

And The Beast features a dark, panic-inducing maze.

Obviously, a tattoo or incriminating birthmark will blow all that anonymity to shreds if shown to the right person, so it's understandable if the idea is a bit panic-inducing.