| It is the kind of appeal that bypasses proper evaluation and assessment, and stampedes the decision-making process. |
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| Even the whisper of new equity or debt offerings provokes warnings of downgrades from rating agencies and investor stampedes. |
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| There were reports of desperate stampedes as people rushed to get off trains and out of stations. |
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| I screech, and Aryan, who was napping at the foot of my bed, bolts up, yowls unhappily at me, and stampedes down the hall. |
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| With as many as 3m pilgrims making the journey each year, the haj has a long history of crowd stampedes and deaths. |
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| Important is that the wind turbine stays operative, but not stampedes. This to avoid damage and breaks. |
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| Philedelphia cops in the 1960s first used Black Friday to describe the hellscape of snarled traffic and Christmas-shopping stampedes the day after Thanksgiving. |
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| And artists have portrayed wild-game hunts in Africa, as well as Indian buffalo leaps in America when men have deliberately caused animal stampedes. |
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| Suddenly, from nowhere, a rumble starts and he hauls himself into a tree, clinging on as, beneath him, a herd of cattle stampedes across his bedding. |
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| Some readers will wonder how this squares with his earlier observations on animal spirits and the risks of investor stampedes. |
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| In old days in Wall St., speculators more professional and stampedes less blind. |
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| Severely lacking in structure, landmark images, title cards and fade-outs are all but ignored as the music stampedes on. |
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| The geography of joblessness ReprintsBut when the trend changes, prices may move very sharply, as the terrified herd stampedes out of what can be illiquid markets. |
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| His public appearances have triggered stampedes of ticket-buyers. |
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| Most of them are funnelled through a checkpoint at Lo Wu in a process that is unpleasant at best and dangerous at worst in August alone, 19 people were injured in the human stampedes. |
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| At the slightest tremor, at the least sound similar to an earthquake at the slightest rumor of an earthquake, they panic and start running in all directions, causing stampedes often resulted in serious injuries sometimes. |
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| Some of these shortages resulted in food riots and even deadly stampedes. |
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