Sentence examples for panic triggered from inspiring English sources

Yet like earlier Spiotta characters, she is highly attuned to the random perils and deceptions of modern life, and she has spasms of panic triggered by news reports about, say, the spread of SARS, the torture photographs from Abu Ghraib, a murder-suicide committed by a former television star, the case of a young Amish girl who disappeared in upstate New York.

As a 43-year-old mother of three wrung out from three years of panic attacks triggered by the specter of financial ruin, I needed a solid period of quiet to recombobulate.

The panic was triggered by the failed attempt in October 1907 to corner the market on stock of the United Copper Company.

Another mentioned ghosting following a panic attack triggered by fear that the other person wouldn't like them.

Suspicion and panic are triggered, which further trigger irritability, anger and anxiety.

The risk of a panic abroad triggering a crisis at home, which often happened during the 1990s, has diminished.

For example, it has been demonstrated that panic may trigger an asthma attack through hyperventilation and airways cooling [ 7].

Protecting the Pacific against avian influenza Despite the panic it triggers periodically throughout East Asia since the first known outbreaks in 2003, avian influenza ruffles few feathers in the Pacific.

It would have triggered panic in the community".

Christmas Island shire president Gordon Thomson said the escape had triggered panic among local residents.

The spiral triggered panic, with the FTSE 100 falling to a low of 5,768 points.