Sentence examples for feared panic from inspiring English sources

I'm serious, I'm serious... We'd have to think: do we have curfews, do we put the Army on the streets, how do we get order back?" He feared panic from other countries could spread to Britain, exacerbating public unrest further.

"Tuesday's resumption of strength in the bond market was a reflection that the Drexel problem had been adequately resolved and that the previously feared panic selling would not ensue," Mr. LeFevre said that yesterday's strength in the bond market spilled over into equities, primarily blue chips.

Maybe traders were getting out in front of the feared panic by others, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.

(Government regulators did not want the deal to collapse fearing panic in the markets).

"Fear, panic, gloom," she said.

"Above all what you feel is fear, panic and sometimes you even experience your own death.

"The system has caused financial hardships, fear, panic and confusion among Americans".

"It was horrible, there was terror, despair, fear, panic," Mr. Bustos said.

The Democrats' ad doesn't just promote racial fear, panic and desperation, it shows the sorry state of Democratic politics.

Dr. Charles S. Grob, a psychiatrist who is involved in an experiment at U.C.L.A., describes it as "existential medicine" that helps dying people overcome fear, panic and depression.

"They are looking for changes that will exacerbate the situation by spreading fear, panic and distrust of law enforcement agencies and government organs".