Sentence examples for predictable panic from inspiring English sources
If a survey were to prove my hunch correct, a predictable panic would surely follow – that we are raising a generation that knows little of our national history and cares even less.
Predictable panic ensued.
When news of the cancer cluster leaked in 1996, there was the predictable townwide panic, including a run on bottled water supplies.
The introduction of assisted reproductive technologies has followed a predictable pattern: initial panic followed by widespread condemnation, followed by gradual acceptance as a technique becomes more widespread.
There are some predictable emotions, such as anger, panic, betrayal or a sense of loss.
This predictable hardening caused a mild panic in the moronic stock market yesterday because the robots in charge of our stock trading these days don't understand how negotiations work.
"Panic Room," with its predictable narrative, small cast of characters, and severe constraints on time and space, is a less grandiose undertaking.
It humiliates, panics, frustrates and its results are entirely predictable – anyone who wants a fight will get one and God help those who didn't.
Yes, it does get harder to conceive as you age, but not in such a dramatic and predictable way that you need to start feeling the 'baby panic' the moment you enter your thirties.
In the short term more people accept treatment, then become surprised, dismayed and often panicked when predictable side effects occur.
