The phrase "a time of panic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by fear, anxiety, or distress, often in response to a crisis or emergency.
Example: "During a time of panic, it is essential to remain calm and think clearly to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "a moment of crisis" or "a period of turmoil."
"Flexibility is priceless in a time of panic," said Lucas Hail, a financial planner with Foster & Motley in Cincinnati.
They may tire of delay and Mr Rajoy may find he is asking for help at a time of panic, not calm.
Comey, who was deputy attorney-general from 2002 to 2005 at a time of panic over terrorism in the wake of 9/11, became a hero for many liberals for standing up to senior Bush administration officials over wiretapping.
The movie, which has the first of three screenings at the Walter Reade Theater tonight at 6 15, offers disturbing first-hand testimony of how the safeguards of civil liberty were relaxed in a time of panic.
But a private meeting in mid-October 2008 between Timothy F. Geithner, then-president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Andrew M. Cuomo, New York's attorney general at the time, illustrates the complexities of pursuing legal cases in a time of panic.
This action, which is being challenged by the state, represents a striking lack of understanding of how physicians help patients to die, and it risks making the last days of the terminally ill a time of panic and pain rather than calm and comfort.
I was diagnosed with HIV in 1994, a time of moral panic about the condition.
The program also is an attempt to show how a mainstream news organization can stay competitive during a time of general panic about the future of the business.
At a time of moral panic, after John Profumo's lies, it was possible for a prosecutor to condemn him as "a thoroughly filthy fellow" and for a judge to manipulate legal rules to ensure a conviction.
Because access to drugs was easy, and yet their effects both in the short and the long term unknown, it was a time of genuine panic for me, both as one in charge of a school, and as a parent.
Dr. Kay said the decision to shift resources away from the weapons hunt came at a time of "near panic" among American officials in Baghdad because of rising casualties caused by bombings and ambushes of American troops.
