Sentence examples for economic panic from inspiring English sources
An economic panic in 1873 temporarily put buying on hold.
The rising economic panic has illustrated — and possibly intensified — the bitter divisions within Iran's political elite.
Sullivan was hired, staying for several months until work dwindled in the economic panic of 1873.
During an economic panic, construction materials and home furnishings go on sale.
Mr Rajan did not offer much more beyond this on how he will try to fight India's economic panic.
In China's case, however, its spasm of economic panic may have opened a brief window for outside pressure.
The various economic panics and depressions of the 19th and 20th centuries were only temporary impediments to this pattern of growth.
Part of the evangelicals' new excitement is rooted in a communal belief that the big Christian revivals of the 19th century, known as the second and third Great Awakenings, were touched off by economic panics.
It seems that the deteriorating economic situation panicked the government into rushing out its plans.
Most mentioned moniker for the market meltdown was the Crash, made more memorable as the Crash of '08, a play on economic history's "Panic of 1907".
"But there are serious emotional, social and economic costs to panic," Mr. Briscoe, a London-based economist for The Financial Times, said in an interview.
