The phrase "alarmed about being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a feeling of fear or anxiety someone has in a particular circumstance. For example: After finding out about the consequences of her actions, she was alarmed about being caught.
That he would be angry and alarmed about her being here occurs to her, but it also seems of only mild significance, like a scene in a movie that pulls at the emotions but has nothing to do with real life.
One person alarmed about the situation is Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, whose office has been studying the issue.
But if Judge Hernandez's ruling on the shield law is nothing to be all that alarmed about, the same cannot be said for what he wrote elsewhere in his opinion.
Mr. Reyes is not so alarmed about that, but he is not taking any chances.
Policy makers at the Federal Reserve are growing increasingly alarmed about the problem, which is an outgrowth of the woes of the housing and mortgage industries.
While this is nothing to be alarmed about (I tell myself this after multiple frantic doctors calls and emails), one of the best tools a new parent could have is a humidifier.
[There was fighting last week at a village called Ghulam Khan in eastern Afghanistan between Pakistani and Afghan troops, with each side accusing the other of invading its territory. American troops had to step in to mediate.] Afghan officials have also grown alarmed about Taliban supporters who are based in Pakistan, saying they have been attacking Afghan positions close to the border.
They know nothing whatsoever about bomb scares and look a little alarmed to be apprised of them.
But so alarmed is he about the speed at which the US economy is going into reverse that he decided to go public after consulting with George Bush at the White House the previous day.
Bold stuff, but it was not enough to reverse the recent decline of bank shares or the overall stockmarket, which is growing increasingly alarmed about the prospect of a recession.The good news is that fresh equity is available for capital-strapped banks.
