Sentence examples for start a panic from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to start a panic mode; we just want to be reasonable.

Yet, even if they're not, the anxiety that others might be hoarding coins and melting them down seems to have been enough to start a panic.

There was never, of course, that level of tabloid drama inside the Clinton campaign — not even remotely — but Obama's Iowa win did start a panic in Hillaryland.

There was never, of course, that level of tabloid drama inside the Clinton campaign not even remotely but Obama's Iowa win did start a panic in Hillaryland.

The interest rates on the government debt of Italy and Spain were down as fears eased that a Greece default might start a panic among holders of other indebted European nations' bonds.

"We're not looking to start a panic or vote of no confidence in food supply.

This year, a cow died of B.S.E. and started a panic that has cut beef consumption.

Yet nobody starts a panic about immigrants from "first class" member states.

As one senior Chinese official involved in the country's investment strategy put it several weeks ago, "As the biggest holder of Treasuries, we would suffer the most from starting a panic".

Or would you advise people to shelter in place, meaning cover your windows or try to go into a basement?" Though they gave no public indications that the discussion was under way — it could have started a panic — they talked about the use of trains and commercial aircraft.

Andrew Wakefield has become one of the most reviled doctors of his generation, blamed directly and indirectly, depending on the accuser, for irresponsibly starting a panic with tragic repercussions: vaccination rates so low that childhood diseases once all but eradicated here — whooping cough and measles, among them — have re-emerged, endangering young lives.