Sentence examples for alarming elements from inspiring English sources

One of the more alarming elements of the New Economy is the feeling that there's no connection between usefulness as a business and viability or market recognition.

It's this depiction of a rubber-necking feeding-frenzy that is perhaps this film's most alarming element.

Perhaps the most alarming element of the article was the claim that employees of the troll factory had contacted about 100 real US-based activists to help with the organisation of protests and events.

Another alarming element in last night's programme that was given the quick brush over was the addition of Aluminium salts to Cochineal to form E120. Again a viewer with little medical knowledge would have been left with the impression that E120 was perfectly natural and safe to ingest, yet Aluminium is a known neurotoxin that has been linked to breast cancer among other things.

As a quick aside, consider one alarming element about the next generation of workers.

Sunni-Shia sectarianism is an alarming new element of a long-hostile relationship between Arabs and Persians.

"We consider that one of the most alarming and scary elements of this protracted war is the presence of those elements," he said, adding some had their own agenda.

Pinheiro reported an "increasing and alarming presence of foreign elements, including Jihadist militants," in Syria, some joining the rebels, others operating independently.

The slow movement sounded like a great animal wounded or beached, out of its element, with alarming discords and sudden changes of texture left fully exposed, no attempt made to subsume everything into an evenly pulsed flow.

In Geneva, meanwhile, the UN human rights council heard a report describing the "increasing and alarming presence" of "foreign Islamist elements" in Syria.

The recreated scene of powder being mixed in a bowl is one of the program's weak elements; the facts are alarming enough without enhancements.