Sentence examples for panic against from inspiring English sources

The Scotland captain, Greig Laidlaw, said his side got their reward for refusing to panic against Argentina.

Initially, this may seem familiar, the kind of poetry in contemplation of classical art one has seen before: We see Hermaphrodite's muscle Beneath the rounded whiteness, & already know the outcome of this Tussle of light & panic against Disrobed stone...

Even a potential partner such as John McCain, who with the late Ted Kennedy was the brains of the reform efforts of Mr Bush's second term, has bent with the nativist winds as he fights for re-election in Arizona, one of many states in which a moral panic against illegal immigration has taken hold.

In particular, Mr Netanyahu and his friends in the pro-Israel lobby in the United States are inveighing vehemently, albeit with an undertone of panic, against the campaign by the Palestinians to win a vote in the UN later this month to grant them statehood, at least on paper.

It's now three years since I suggested a possible route to Greek exit from the euro: a banking crisis, followed by sharp limits on bank withdrawals similar to Argentina's 2001 corralito, and then — with the panic argument against exit removed — reintroduction of a domestic currency.

Vancouver had to beat back echoes of its cursed history just to get out of the first round against Chicago, and San Jose went to panic's edge against the Red Wings Thursday night.

Some warned against panic.

Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, cautioned the White House against panic.

It poured cash into the banking system in a pre-emptive strike against panic hoarding.

(It is telling that a D.H.S. official, speaking to reporters, advised against "panic").

They have innoculated themselves against panic with a verbal vaccine called "the long haul".