Sentence examples for estate panic from inspiring English sources

Initially, the influx of students transferring from poorer schools sent test scores into a downward spike, and the influx of minority families triggered a certain degree of real estate panic.

Stock in real estate company Jones Lang LaSalle reached $125 in July and was nearly halved by the subsequent real estate panic.

The firm's headquarters in lower Manhattan were dumped in the middle of a real-estate panic.

SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — In a sign of the spreading economic fallout of mortgage foreclosures, several suburbs of Cleveland, one of the nation's hardest-hit cities, are spending millions of dollars to maintain vacant houses as they try to contain blight and real-estate panic.

And although it has fiction in its name, Sci Fi is making a push into scripted reality shows, such as "Estate of Panic," where contestants compete in a haunted house, and the delicately titled "Cash or Capture," where "men in black" hunt players.

Lillard's little-boy grin, though ideal for selling real estate, tells of panic rather than cheekiness, and Brian's encounter with Matt is not a clash of rutting males but a semi-polite standoff between two fleshy, faltering souls, striving to live up to the brazenness of their shirts.

While there's no reason for real estate operators to panic, adequately addressing a down market is an essential part of business survival.

But the way this fact has been reported this week has thrown some older people with sizeable estates into a panic.

None of their representatives, attorneys or real estate agents are panicking.

There are good examples of this pattern-seeking at the Marin Real Estate Bubble and Housing Panic and at BusinessWeek.

The school battle expanded into other concerns, as Ms. Cincotta fought real estate agents' encouragement of panic selling by white homeowners as minorities began looking for homes.