Sentence examples for press the panic button from inspiring English sources

Is it time to press the panic button?

But don't rush to press the panic button, retirement specialists say.

"We don't press the panic button at difficult times," writes Moxey.

Alou called the defeat surprising, but he also said that he "did not want to press the panic button".

However, Villas-Boas mainthats that, with fixtures against both Chelsea and Manchester City still to come, there is no reason to press the panic button just yet.

The International Committee of the Red Cross, which is usually slow to press the panic button, says it may be the tragedy of the decade.

"The clothing retailers look to have pressed the panic button this year," wrote Andrew Hughes.

One night I passed Philip Gornall, the surgeon who had first pressed the panic button.

It was assumed that Aarij was a cleaner who must have pressed the panic button by mistake.

Had McCall's mother, Breda, pressed the panic button five minutes sooner, the baby might have been saved, hard-pressed staff reportedly told her.

Critics of Mr. Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, contend that he pressed the panic button as the year-over-year inflation rate plunged from 3.6percentt year over year in May 2001 to only 1percentt just 13 months later.