Sentence examples for alarm about that from inspiring English sources

Throughout the last 10 years, journalists and psychologists have raised the alarm about that mutant creature in our midst, the stalled, entitled, myopic 20-something Millennial.

I'm still alarmed about that today.

It's hard to fight for equal rights while also broadcasting alarm about injuries that might suggest women are too delicate to play certain games or to play them at a high level of intensity.

Why should peer pressure keep one from raising the alarm about practices that could destroy the company the peers all serve?

The 1.4-degree Fahrenheit rise since 1880 confirms long-term warming patterns and renewed alarm about changes that could flood coasts, provoke more severe storms and dry out croplands around the globe, climate experts at NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Friday.

Are health professionals misleading the community by raising the alarm about risks that may be harmless for most individuals?

The critic Justin Davidson already sounded the alarm about all that D.I.Y. tech undermining the curators' thinking.

In a letter to the House Appropriations Committee and in a visit to Capitol Hill for a private meeting with the House speaker, John A. Boehner, Mrs. Clinton sounded the alarm about reductions that she said amounted to a 16 percent decrease for the State Department from current spending and a 41 percent cut in money available for humanitarian programs.

This is understandable, but Europeans nevertheless are alarmed about anything that looks like an American withdrawal from their part of the world.

The white ministers, meanwhile, drove off to their churches in the blossoming precincts known as the Hill, past the golf course where the Masters tournament is played, and began phoning one another to share their alarm about the dangers that could lie ahead for churches that accept money from the government, and for a nation that puts churches on the government payroll.

But WHO, following criticism from member countries that declaring phase 6 could cause undue alarm about a virus that appears no more dangerous than seasonal flu strains, has been reluctant to declare this a full-scale pandemic.