Sentence examples for * alarmed in from inspiring English sources

Now, in reporting that Alger Hiss, too, read to Holmes, White has become alarmed in retrospect.

The cities to which I was introduced delighted and alarmed in equal measure.

The energy agency's experts have become increasingly alarmed in recent years at the slow pace of development of oil resources.

When alarmed in daylight they slowly flatten their plumage and stretch their bills upward in a stiff posture with the eyes nearly closed and the bill slightly open.

US officials became especially alarmed in 2013 when they found the bank hackers inside the control system of a small dam outside New York City.

Young children may be mildly alarmed in places, especially at the sight of their parents weeping through the last 20 minutes.

But its meteoric rise from a largely marginalised party a few years ago to one that won nearly 7% in recent elections has alarmed many in Greece and in Europe.

Credit in China expanded at about 20percentt per year between 2009 and 2015, and the level of corporate debt and rising nonperforming loans in the banking sector in particular have alarmed investors in the past few years.

Alarmed in large part by what it called the "protracted depreciation" of the euro, the central bank increased its baseline interest rate by a quarter-point today, to 4.5percentt.

The prospect of oil drilling in the Arctic has alarmed campaigners in recent years.

Hong Kong's success in the textile field alarmed manufacturers in Europe & the U. S and at their urging the Western governments set up a system of import quotas.