The phrase "raise panic" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
The phrase you are looking for is "raise alarm" or "raise a panic". For example, you could say "The news of the pandemic spread quickly, raising alarm all over the world."
Speaking in Geneva, Dr. Fukuda added, "We're trying to walk a fine line between not raising panic and not being complacent".
Now, in the last phase of the cash-raising panic, the university is borrowing money, much like a homeowner who takes out a second mortgage in order to pay off credit card bills.
"It didn't really raise the panic you think it would have," a defense official said.
A woman whose voice was raised in panic.
The national disaster agency (BNPB) lifted the tsunami warning Sunday night, but more than 100 aftershocks continued to shake the island, each one raising new panic about a potential tsunami.
It's easy to raise a moral panic about the Slender Man, a shadowy internet meme few people over 25 had ever heard of, at least until this week.
Besides Devereux, there's Sarah Fader, a woman who runs a nonprofit that raises awareness about panic disorder and who happens to be friends with Miss Joni's co-teacher, a woman who goes by "Miss CanCan".
A missed debt payment, which Getihner said could happen by August 2 if the debt ceiling isn't raised, would send panic through financial markets around the globe, as what is considered the world's safest investment would become compromised, independent economists say.
Dengue is already endemic along the Texas-Mexico border, and this strain of chikungunya is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which also deals in dengue and prefers tropical regions.Dr Hospedales is trying to raise awareness without creating panic.
Unilever was fined $310,000 earlier this month for mentioning to reporters that it might raise prices the news sparked panic buying of shampoo in March.Supermarkets could cut prices if their supply chains were better-oiled.
