Sentence examples for an alarming bit from inspiring English sources

But then an alarming bit of news flared up: Zombies and hackers are back.

"That's an alarming number.

This is an alarming number.

While an alarming number of citizen journalists have been restricted, harassed, arrested, even beaten in trying to report from their place in the world, this video is more like a Tom Green bit, and just as painful.

The great Iris Vermillion is among the most recent of divas to throw caution to the winds and play the Witch; initially glamorous, but be warned there's an alarming transformation - a bit like Anjelica Huston in The Witches when the slap comes off.

That is an alarming statistic and may be a bit unbelievable for some parents to understand.

"Violence against journalists is increasing in an alarming way... It's not only when you criticise a little bit of mafia," says Soria Blatmann, head of the European desk of Reporters Without Borders.

Though a 2005 study in the Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology suggests a fingerprint false-positive rate a bit below 1%, a widely read 2006 experiment shows an alarming 4% false-positive rate.

And since the corporatized publishing world continues to shrink at an alarming rate, there are fewer and fewer slots available, even though the competition is every bit as fierce for those ever-dwindling spots.

Dwarfed by a dominant rival and losing money at an alarming rate, Advanced Micro Devices plans to take another step in its strategy to outmaneuver Intel by introducing the Athlon 64-bit microprocessor tomorrow.

That is an alarming prospect.