Sentence examples for alarming about it from inspiring English sources

"What's alarming about it is that we do have people reporting to the authorities but then the [incidents] are not being properly investigated," he told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.

It's nothing to be alarmed about -- it's just how life works.

A number of Democrats are alarmed about it.

"There was no hurry or alarm about it, so we started looking ourselves".

"If he goes for check-ups every now and again, I don't think people must be alarmed about it".

"I haven't talked to anyone who is really alarmed about it," said Phil White, a retired game warden, who was having coffee Friday at the Airline.

Driven by NGOs, certain political people are speaking out and making a big splash by saying they've got to defend the constitutional rights of Malays and putting pressure on you.I'm not too alarmed about it.

It strikes us that right now is the time for everybody to start being alarmed about air pollution, and that everybody would be well advised to go on being alarmed about it, for we seem to be moving swiftly toward a cataclysm.

"Of course I have been saying to people, you should bear in mind Madiba is no longer that young and if he goes for checkups every now and again, I don't think people must be alarmed about it," Mr. Zuma told the BBC, referring to Mr. Mandela by his clan name.

"Apparently the administration is on the cusp of entering into a very bad deal with one of the worst regimes in the world that would allow them to continue to have their nuclear infrastructure," he told CNN. "We're alarmed about it.

Ryan Kingsbury, a spokesperson for Charlotte's Web makers CW Botanicals, said the company isn't terribly alarmed about it being held up at the border and has not experienced any significant level of discrimination from any Canadian regulatory agency.