Sentence examples for alarmed by that from inspiring English sources

I'm always alarmed by that talk".

But most Israelis did not seem alarmed by that prospect today.

Alarmed by that bearish signal, bond investors then shun Greek bonds, making it harder for the country to borrow.

The defendants sought to stay the Arkansas case pending the Delaware proceeding, but the Arkansas court ultimately denied the stay – and also stated that "[i]t is likely that the first decision on demand futility will be entitled to collateral estoppel effect". The Delaware plaintiffs were alarmed by that statement, but they did not attempt to intervene in the Arkansas litigation.

"We were a bit alarmed by that".

"She told that to Felix, and he became very alarmed by that," says Katherine.

He or she can become easily alarmed by anything that might be interpreted as a sign of illness, including normal sensations, bodily functions and mild symptoms.

Alarmed by data that showed trace levels of pharmaceuticals in European streams, researchers in the United States have begun to survey our nation's waterways.

So I'm alarmed by numbers that show fewer than 50percentt of American women over 40 with health insurance get a mammogram annually.

Despite quarterly earnings that were slightly better than expected, investors fled, apparently alarmed by a warning that raised as many questions as it answered.

In response to the Times' story, Rep. Nydia Velazquez of New York said Friday that she was "alarmed by reports that inmates at the MDC are enduring these conditions, especially given the freezing weather this week". .