Sentence examples similar to a panicky surge from inspiring English sources

In almost all those earlier cases, the researchers found, a financial crisis was preceded by a surge or bubble in easy credit — followed by big losses, a panicky reversal, and a credit crunch.

Was it a panicky, chaotic fiasco?

Optimists see this as a correction after a panicky overreaction.

Virenque, in a panicky mishearing, replied, "Me a dealer?

Increasing diversity led to a panicky white flight.

The show has a panicky comedy and pain about it.

It was a panicky moment, bringing pills back through customs.

"Fear is always the last refuge of a panicky campaign.

However, the move was dismissed by First Minister Alex Salmond as a "panicky bribe".

It was a panicky time for a group of people already known for being high-strung.

Far from being calming, the headphones gave me a panicky sensation of being isolated and entombed.