panic

Example Sentences

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They pull workers out of productive roles, subsidize credentials with little demonstrated labor-market value, and signal panic to firms and households alike.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tammy McDaid, from Swansea, said that instead of waking up excited to celebrate Tate's birthday, she had a panic attack because she knows the clock is ticking for him.

From BBC

Lewis, 47, said: "People were afraid, panicking… and didn't want to be evicted."

From BBC

“There’s a sense of moral panic,” Ms. Hall says of the edict.

From The Wall Street Journal

There was never any sense of panic in his flawless knock.

From BBC