Sentence examples for alarm much from inspiring English sources

Dom worries about Loretta's safety at her job and gives her a rape alarm, much to her amusement.

But alerts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) received via independently-manufactured weather radios can provide users with a potentially lifesaving heads-up before any such event, even waking them with an alarm much like a fire detector.

Ms. Grider said that since September, Boland has had 18 false alarms, much less than in previous years.

Patients in the units that used alarms more heavily fell just as often as patients in the control units that used alarms much less frequently.

At the same time, the president had made bitter enemies of conservative Southerners because of his embrace of the civil rights movement; he had invited the contempt of the military by his cautious response to the Cuban missile crisis; and he had alarmed much of the intelligence, military and foreign policy establishments with his plan to end the Vietnam War.

The Emancipation Proclamation of January 1863 alarmed much of the working class in New York, who feared that freed slaves would migrate to the city and add further competition to the labor market.

It does not require even rudimentary safety devices, such as smoke detectors and fire alarms (much less the automatic sprinkler systems found in many modern hotels), or bedroom doors that lock from the inside, in the accommodations it lists.

The 3.8% drop on the Nikkei overnight also caused alarm - much lower and it will be an official bear market.

But we were now closer to Lorna's work, and we could set the alarm for much later.

Born Grace Brewster Murray in New York City in 1906, she expressed her curiosity in the world by dismantling several alarm clocks, much to her mother's consternation.

They still do, but the masks, the apparatus and the training they need before they are qualified to answer an alarm is much more sophisticated these days.