Sentence examples for be alarmed with from inspiring English sources
If the idea of environmental stewardship is something that is passed down as a generational or familial heritage, one has to be alarmed with Terry Branstad's current positions in relation to the notorious history of his younger brother, Monty Branstad, a North central Iowa farmer who has repeatedly been charged with violating Iowa's environmental laws, among other indiscretions.
Summary: This letter is addressed to a legal scholar who is alarmed with the conduct of al-Qaida in Iraq.
But there are increasing signs -- in the government, in Parliament and in the country at large -- that Britons are alarmed with the Bush administration's talk of war and with Britain's apparent acquiescence to the American position.
Federer won in four sets when the pair met in the semi-finals at Roland Garros last year, but his many followers will have been alarmed with his failure to compete for long periods in this encounter.
He is a great gadfly, but will never turn the corner to a mainstream candidate like this - his demeanor is alarmed, with his voice high and his arms waving and his eyebrows riding high on his forehead.
In infants, attachment as a motivational and behavioral system directs the child to seek proximity with a familiar caregiver when they are alarmed, with the expectation that they will receive protection and emotional support.
Recent data on colorectal cancer is alarming with an estimated 153,760 cases of CRC including 52,180 deaths in 2007 [1], [2].
Disconnection, apnoea, low expiratory minute ventilation or high or low concentration of dioxygen during inspiration are considered to be alarms with at least a medium priority.
Montazeri and his relative Mehdi Hashemi were alarmed by this rapprochement with the US.
Its leaders are alarmed by his close friendship with Venezuela's socialist president, Hugo Chávez.
