Sentence examples for a further alarming from inspiring English sources
But Olé could only be outdone by one: the television tabloid channel Crónica TV (watch live at your own risk), notorious for its alarmist red band covers, accompanied by a further alarming trumpet fanfare (lower the volume before clicking on that).
In a further alarming problem, the security protections on many of the older machines are inadequate, leaving them vulnerable to hacker attacks.
As the half neared its end there was a further alarm for Mancini's troops: a corner from the left came out to Lucho González and the midfielder's instant effort pin-balled off the City rearguard and De Jong had to clear with an overhead kick.
But he then hooked horrifically out of bounds at 15 to run up a double bogey, before hanging on without any further alarms to stay 11-under.
Then as now, the station prided itself on the diversity of its offerings, everything from Beethoven's Fifth to "Scrub Me Mama With a Boogie Beat" — further alarming the administration.
But United closed out the match without any further alarms to stay within striking distance of Roberto Mancini's pacesetters.
Replacement Mike Harris missed the conversion and the Lions survived any further alarms, with Farrell's fifth penalty sealing victory.
Critics who suspected a whitewash were further alarmed when Mr. Brown's original plan required the panel to take the bulk of its evidence behind closed doors, a condition that was quickly abandoned under pressure from war critics, and from the commissioners themselves.
That argument has put Germany — which is seeking a substantial role for private investors — at odds with the European Central Bank, which wants to avoid the risk of a new Greek bailout being declared a default, thereby spreading further alarm in the market.
Subsequent interviews, during which Sheen boasted about drug use and challenged Lorre to a cage fight, caused further alarm – or hilarity from those unsympathetic to the actor's plight.
Then a Japanese scientist caused further alarm: he claimed that Machu Picchu was slipping downhill, only to say later that he had been misquoted when officials affirmed that the citadel was resting solidly on a granite block.But the biggest long-term threat is Machu Picchu's fast-growing popularity with tourists.
