Sentence examples for less panicky from inspiring English sources

LESS PANICKY FEELING HERE Manufacturers Feel the Government by Anti-Dumping Clause Will Check Harmful Competition.

First, the adrenalin takes over and you don't feel the pain as acutely as you might in a less panicky situation.

But in the last couple of weeks, the markets seemed more stable and less panicky, with even bad news not sending investors fleeing for the hills.

When the stockmarket reopened on October 13th, the government strengthened its guarantee of bank deposits to deter a run on banks.Reasons for gloomIn the less panicky mood that prevailed this week, such measures appeared to have bolstered confidence.

I am harassed far, far less than I was when I was young, and I think you probably are much less panicky and experienced in dealing with people as you reach my age".

"Outsourcing" has been going on for decades (if not centuries), and the loss of jobs overseas did not stop the economy running at near-full employment only four years ago.A case can be made for a less panicky view about future job growth, one that sees jobs starting to be created on the back of an accelerating economy over the next year or so.

You will be fearless and less-panicky in frightening situations.

Half a century later, the highways he built can barely handle a 5 p.m. crush of commuters in their S.U.V.'s, much less a panicky evacuation of the capital.

While Mr. Romney has significantly stepped up his campaign efforts in response to Mr. Perry, advisers said he was considerably more reserved and less prone to panicky shifts in strategy than four years ago.

She feels less fearful and panicky in shops, and I get a Mars bar and a bottle of Lucozade after telling the shop's first aider that it was a diabetic hypoglycaemic attack".

By comparison with the task of creating nuclear fission, some of these schemes would be almost childishly simple, although the consequences would be less horrifying: a panicky evacuation, a gradual increase in cancer rates, a staggeringly expensive cleanup, possibly the need to demolish whole neighborhoods.