Sentence examples for considerable panic from inspiring English sources
Groups toured the area with megaphones warning residents to leave their homes, causing considerable panic, but no quake materialised.
Despite initially causing considerable panic, the expedition had little success and Henry found himself unable to pay his forces and therefore unable to return to Normandy.
As the current experiences suggest, banking crises impose considerable panic and stress on people and, in particular, on vulnerable older populations.
Monday's rescue operation was conducted amid considerable danger and panic.
Now they have established some reliable donors, but they never stop worrying about money and would like to build up a considerable cash reserve "so the panic moments don't shake the place quite as much as they can," Mr. Edelstein says.
The country experienced similar situations during suspected plague outbreaks and outbreaks of infection with avian influenza, which not only resulted in considerable economic losses but also created panic in the community.
"Panic Room" was skillfully constructed, no doubt at considerable expense, but it's hard to shake the feeling that nobody's really home.
Mr. Greenspan has devoted considerable time in recent years to studying the psychology of economic shocks and panics.
But there's no need to panic just yet – it would take a lot of drugs consumed over a considerable amount of time to trigger that kind of irreparable damage.
We didn't experience the headlong panic that is sometimes prevalent while finishing a game, but we certainly did experience considerable stress as we built 21 final candidates in 3 days.
