Sentence examples for produced panic from inspiring English sources

"That must have produced panic.

In 2000 he wrote and produced "Panic," a film about a hit man's complicated relationship with his father.

In the first few days, e-mail that went unanswered even for a few hours produced panic.

In past crises, North Korean military brinkmanship has produced "panic gaps" between Washington and Seoul, with the South Koreans largely inured to half a century of North Korean bluster.

In relation to a composite measure of panic, the experimental vignettes produced panic in 30% of the patient sample compared to 0% of the control sample.

A bargain? Alas, such bargain prices produced panic rather than purchases; only 21% of net investable funds went into equities that year, a 25-year record low.

Fears that teachers would be accused of abetting cheating were running so high that even the slightest misstep produced panicked calls to the Board of Education.

It was not designed to produce panic.

Accurate communication can be as important as the medical detective and laboratory work in preventing the spread of the disease because it prevents misinformation and rumors that can undermine confidence and produce panic in any outbreak.

A few suggested this could eventually trigger the breakup of the eurozone and the end of its shared currency, an event that could produce panic rivaling that seen after the investment banking giant Lehman Brothers collapsed more than three years ago.

And it's this delay -- people taking too high of an initial dose, or taking more in a short period because it's "not working" -- that can often turn what could have been a fun, long and perhaps manageably strange trip into a wide-awake nightmare that can produce panic, anxiety and perhaps worse.