Sentence examples for panic for more from inspiring English sources
We have been in such a panic for more than a decade, during which time the attacks on public-school teachers have been particularly virulent.
Remarkably, social science research from the end of the cold war through the present age of bioterrorism suggests that people have not been gripped by mass panic for more than a century.
There just isn't a panic-inducing call for more prisons like there used to be.
While on sibutramine medication, psychiatric episodes needed 3 to12 weeks to develop for psychosis, more than 10 days for panic attacks, more than 2 weeks for delirious and hypomania/mania states, and from 1 day to 1 month for amnesia episodes.
A void in leadership combined with an unknown, deadly disease identified within an already stigmatized group actually generated calls for more panic.
But panic no more, for here are five ways to make your presence known, and to get those G&Ts in your hand sooner than it's physically possible to say "ice and a slice".
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How many people, caught up in panic-buying last week and now braced for more queues at filling stations as another round of fuel protests looms, are thinking: 'I wish my car ran on electricity, hydrogen...apple juice - anything but petrol or diesel'?
Residents in Lima fled their homes in panic when the quake rattled the city for more than a minute.
Carbon dioxide may deserve blame for more than just the panic over global warming.
