Sentence examples for has created panic from inspiring English sources

And their campaign of targeted political assassination has created panic among Afghan political leaders and senior government officials.

"Even without the rule set in stone yet, it has created panic in the sense that buyers are hesitating and rental market interest has nearly doubled overnight," said Benjamin J. Smith, the chief executive of Smith & Ken, a company that provides a range of real estate services in the U.A.E.

"The reality is that this has created panic in Russia writ large, in a way that would be the case regardless of the Sochi tie-in.

An abundance of news reports and discouraging case studies has created panic among education stakeholders, who want to know why the American K-12 school system is failing.

— The Israeli military began deploying hundreds of troops in Israeli cities overnight to assist police forces in countering a wave of deadly Palestinian shooting and stabbing attacks that have created panic across the country.

Reports of a flashing space creature, or maybe a mutant bug that glows at both ends, have created panic in the country's most populous state, setting off riots and lynchings that have killed more than a dozen people.

He has now been given accommodation but said the council had created "panic" among the residents.

He also said the council had created "panic" among the residents.

Kidnappings and killings have created panic among the local population.

I emerged thinking that all the uncertainty has created a panic that is partly unfounded.

I spent a good part of the last few days calling people on Wall Street and in the government to ask one question, "Can you try to explain this to me?" When they finished, I often had a highly sophisticated follow-up question: "Can you try again?" I emerged thinking that all the uncertainty has created a panic that is partly unfounded.