Sentence examples for be alarmed by increases from inspiring English sources

So really, should we be alarmed by increases in so-called unruly behavior on the world's airlines, when at least some of those incidents might reflect only a flight attendant's annoyance or a passenger's ignorance of rules against lighting up a cigarette?

" no reason to be alarmed by increased police presence, " the mayor said.

Some of those who were alarmed by increasing anti-Semitism in the 21st century pointed to examples of Muslim leaders' employing anti-Semitic tropes when addressing their own populations.

At the same time, the result was a sharp disappointment to international business interests, which have been alarmed by increasing use of the law to sue multinational corporations for human rights violations and had looked to the Supreme Court to curb the trend.

Ibrahim Mogra, assistant secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, said he "wouldn't want our fellow citizens to be alarmed by an increase in number," adding that British Muslims "feel very much this is their home".

Khan was actually informing Londoners not to be alarmed by the increased police presence in the city following the attack.

"They would be alarmed by an increasing turn away from universal values and toward old ties of blood, and race, and sectarianism.

A majority of the public, 55percentt, says it was inappropriate for Trump to blast the London mayor, who said there was 'no reason to be alarmed' by the increased police presence in London.

"However, the increased risk is very small, particularly after only one or even two abortions, and women should not be alarmed by our findings".

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