Sentence examples for widening panic from inspiring English sources
A rising yen makes Japanese exports more expensive for consumers abroad, particularly in the United States, where the widening panic over tightening credit and housing loans is raising concerns that consumer spending may suffer.
The same goes for some of their bitter enemies in Congress, creating a widening sense of panic across Brazil's political establishment.
His eyes widening with terror, his face scrunched into a mask of worry, he isn't afraid to register real panic.
If the ECB's liquidity provisions remain procyclical, the ECB must become a buyer itself in risk asset markets to limit market panics and widening risk spreads that lead to margin calls on banks' collateral.
By reducing the panic-induced part of widening credit-spreads, the new liquidity tools mitigate the damage that dysfunctional credit markets would otherwise wreak on the economy.
The putrefaction, which we do not witness, means that Marie must strap a mask over her nose and mouth, and Rampling is forced to pack all her horror, the panic of disbelief, into her widening eyes.
The panic has receded somewhat since Lehman Brothers ' collapse last year, widening spreads on junk bonds to 13.7 percentage points and on investment-grade debt to 4.5 points above ten-year Treasurys.
"I panicked," he said of closing The News of the World last year amid the widening hacking scandal.
I would expect greater degree of panic if the 'leave' margin widens in the coming days". Since the start of the year sterling is slightly down against the US dollar from its high of $1.47.
