Sentence examples for alarming range from inspiring English sources

But he is a cunning cynic with an alarming range of populist skills.

Discipline is always going to be an issue as schools deal with an increasingly alarming range of social problems.

England football fans travelling to Brazil for the World Cup face an alarming range of dangers in the three host cities for the group stages next June.

Bea is pretty non-stop, too – an Irish motormouth in a neon hoodie with cat-like eyes and an alarming range of rubbery facial expressions.

I'm one nine-hundredth as good as Liebling, but that principle may slightly apply.' Remnick, who was for many years the New Yorker's star reporter, covering - in the tradition of AJ Liebling - an almost alarming range of subjects with grace and dexterity, has edited the magazine for the past eight years and quietly, seriously, changed its fortunes.

* The old beaks are alarming at range.

The alarming reports range  from "Banks Accused of Illegally Breaking into Homes" to "Trying to Overcome the Stubborn Blight of Vacancies".

Once you realise that those monumentally expensive sheaths contain all manner of dark and alarming secrets, ranging from mushy half-eaten bananas to used tampons ("there was no bin!") to stool samples, diaphragms and dirty nappies, the sheen of exclusive glamour is lost.

One important issue with RFA is the problem of needle-track seeding, which was reported in one study at a rate of 12.5%[69]], although more recent studies show less alarming rates, ranging from 0.9% to 4%[700, 71, 72].

Therefore, we are developing a thorough understanding of the disease burden of many key pathogens across Vietnam but still have an alarming rate of DUOs, ranging from 42.6% (764 of 1792 samples screened) in diarrhea cases to 74.7% (464 of 621 samples screened) in CNS cases (2451/4624 cases overall across the four syndromes have no identified pathogen).

The study, financed by the National Pork Board, discovered not only higher rates of salmonella in free-range pigs (54 percent versus 39percentt) but also greater levels of the pathogen toxoplasma (6.8percentt versus 1.1percentt) and, most alarming, two free-range pigs that carried the parasite trichina (as opposed to zero for confined pigs).