Sentence examples for Alarming charges from inspiring English sources

New and alarming charges came on Tuesday from the former prime minister Gordon Brown, who said that one of the most prestigious newspapers in the group, The Sunday Times, employed "known criminals" to gather personal information on his bank account, legal files and tax affairs.

Despite Driver's provocative views, civil liberties and legal experts say the fact Driver has been detained and subjected to bail conditions without charge is alarming; if he hasn't been charged with a crime, he should be free to go without restrictions.

And to an alarming degree, the individuals in charge stride down a path trod by those facing Depression in the 1930s and a Japanese lose decade in the 1990s.These latter two factors are themselves related.

Alarming values of carbon emission in megacities charged with anthropogenic carbon-di-oxide continued to draw international attention.

New Huddersfield coach Paul Anderson is urging his team to "pull together" after watching them suffer an alarming collapse in his first game in charge.

"It's the speed of the games that's so alarming," says Councillor Ian Corbett, who repeats the familiar charge: "It's the crack cocaine of gambling".

Nor do reports that a "foreigner" is to be put in charge of the British Museum seem very alarming.

Slate writer Michelle Goldberg came out early in support of wearing safety pins, highlighting some alarming incidents of violence against Muslim women and racially charged graffiti in schools around the country.

How do you justify criminally charging a government contractor for revealing an alarming truth that the public has every right to know?

Eight bioethicists at the University of Minnesota are charging that their own institution has committed an "alarming series of ethical violations" in a clinical trial where a young man committed suicide in 2004.

"Moreover, the charge of collaboration with a foreign power raises alarming questions of the highest order.