Sentence examples for are especially alarming from inspiring English sources

Reports that his government is moving its stockpile of chemical weapons and might be preparing to use them are especially alarming.

The statistics at this school in particular are especially alarming.

"And their attitudes towards newspapers are especially alarming," Murdoch said.

Labour's shadow gambling minister Clive Efford said: "These figures are especially alarming as staff in betting shops say they are discouraged from calling the police or recording incidents relating to FOBTs which leads to a great deal of underreporting.

These findings are especially alarming in light of another recent finding, also discovered by Dinets: Crocodilians have been observed using sticks and twigs as lures to hunt for prey.

They are especially alarming when we consider the opportunity we're missing to encourage students, particularly young people in underserved communities, to pursue careers in fields that pay well, have significant growth potential and can help promote economic mobility.

Independents, who will be key to the general election, are especially alarmed by Gingrich.

We are especially alarmed to see President Asif Ali Zardari repeating the excesses of his predecessor, Gen. Pervez Musharraf.

Many of Britain's 450,000 ethnic Bangladeshis, around half of whom live in London, are especially alarmed by this.

"We are especially alarmed by the growing shift towards the force aspects of U.N. peacekeeping," Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian envoy, told the Council, referring to a rapid-reaction force already approved to go on the offensive in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

While a decade of prosperity has brought suburbia to vast stretches of rural New Jersey, environmentalists say they are especially alarmed by the forces reshaping the Highlands, a branch of the Appalachian range that rises up near Reading, Pa., and passes through New Jersey and New York before ending at Danbury, Conn.