Sentence examples for immediate panic from inspiring English sources

My response was immediate panic.

I had an immediate panic attack.

In the immediate panic after the Brexit result, its price soared at the fastest-ever rate against the pound.

The erratic bursts of noise Sunday night didn't create an immediate panic because there had been technical trouble with the sound system earlier in the three-day festival.

There was "some immediate panic," but law enforcement and rescue personnel and others quickly went to the aid of the injured, Ayers said.

"There's no immediate panic and I'm currently quite stable – I have been put on nebulisers and other meds which are currently helping my symptoms hugely".

In the immediate aftermath, panic and bewilderment spread among those who were still inside the venue and struggling to get out; there were reports of a frightening crush.

Porn has so many negative connotations that the word has come to symbolise the sort of filth that leads to an immediate moral panic, rather than simply sex on a screen.

The wording in the Enhancing Public Safety executive order signed yesterday caused immediate, inevitable panic: "Privacy Act.

And oftentimes when you make decisions that are made in a panic, immediate mode, they can be poor decisions".

We want our club to be something that people invest in emotionally, where they have that immediate sense of panic that I get whenever I'm watching Newcastle.