Sentence examples for problem of panic from inspiring English sources
Apparently, the human mind is still prone to the same age-old problem of panic overriding compassion.
Consequently, a measure to address the problem of panic flight, where it exists, may be to remove individuals from the herd, which show a strong behavioral reaction to the noise of overflying helicopters, or any other stimulus that elicits an overt stress or fear reaction.
The computer problems prompted a round of panic selling that forced values to plunge.
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In the short term, the problem is panic and a lack of liquidity; in the longer term, those (like the United States) who took on debt to speculate on rising asset prices will suffer most.
Still, as worries mount about whether the supply of antibiotics will meet the demand of an anxious public, these questions are being raised: Does an avalanche of information about a problem quell panic or create it?
The first problem is buying when fears are rampant and investors on the verge of panic.
The problem is that these sorts of desperate, baseless attacks only amplify the sense of panic.
An avalanche of panic ensued.
There were signs of panic.
