Sentence examples similar to alarming trouble from inspiring English sources

Target managers grade store employees regularly -- green is good, yellow is alarming, red is trouble.

European nations scrambled on Sunday night to prevent a growing credit crisis from bringing down major banks and alarming savers as troubles in financial markets spread around the world, accelerating economic downturns on three continents.

They also attracted trouble with alarming frequency.

Many Western economists believe that China's statisticians smooth out growth statistics, partly to portray economic stability and partly to avoid alarming Western countries already troubled by the pace of growth in China.

This large and growing list of colleges that are unable to attract enough students is an alarming reminder of how troubled and inefficient the market for higher education is in the U.S. The vast majority of colleges continue to engage in "prestige" pricing, but ultimately are forced to quietly offer deep discounts in an attempt to fill up their classes.

Meanwhile, both planes experienced mysterious engine trouble, including an alarming in-flight engine failure.

Alarming initial reports of weather trouble during the 2004-05 growing season in Brazil (inclement rain) and Vietnam (drought) sent prices soaring last spring.

Chris Mould, the executive chairman of Trussell Trust, said he wanted the government to set up an official inquiry because "these alarming developments point towards serious trouble for the nation in the years ahead unless urgent action is taken now".

They also note that the United Nations is troubled by the alarming rates of adolescent pregnancy and subsequent maternal deaths.

Given doubts over his leadership and Egypt's other troubles, this is an alarming prospect.

The number of automotive suppliers in financial trouble is growing at an alarming rate, says Chrysler's top purchasing executive, Senior Vice President Scott R. Garberding.