Sentence examples for panic set off from inspiring English sources

"Chief Limon was the commanding officer on the scene of a nightclub tragedy in Chicago in 2003," it said, adding, "Twenty-one people died and hundreds were injured when a panic set off a stampede in a club with the same type of difficult egress at Elevate".

The generally reassuring results were consistent with several other recent studies, which have tempered an initial panic set off in the 1990s when reports suggested that the widely used fertility drugs might lead to a surge in a cancer that is relatively uncommon but often fatal.

Its strong performance in China has enabled it to begin making foreign acquisitions at a time when global financial giants are stumbling due to the panic set off by the unraveling of the U.S. mortgage market.

Or a large herd of elephants could come crashing through the trees around you, trumpeting and rumbling in panic, set off by the smell of wild dogs.

The driver appeared to panic, setting off the explosion then.

Curious to know the disaster that could arouse so quiet a countryside to panic, we set off in the direction of the initial scream & came upon a small village.

Curious to know the disaster that could arouse so quiet a countryside to panic, we set off in the direction of the initial scream & came upon a small village..

Then the gas line panic was set off by the very 5percentt reserve program enacted to prevent it, as the economist Peter Van Doren concluded in his book analyzing the energy crisis, "Politics, Markets, and Congressional Policy Choices" (University of Michigan Press, 1991).

Fake video clips and doctored photographs — easily downloaded on smartphones, now pervasive even in rural areas — were cited as a cause for a panic that set off a riot and caused tens of thousands of migrants to return to their homes in northeast India last year.

The fear of price increases could lead more homeowners to fill up their tanks in August, which would stimulate still higher prices, which could lead to more newspaper stories, which could cause panic and set off a run on heating oil".

And American authorities tried to quickly offset the pain and panic those defaults set off with fiscal and monetary stimulus.