Sentence examples for because of alarm from inspiring English sources

Beijing accepted a continuing American relationship with Taiwan because of alarm at Soviet pressure on its own northern border.

North Korea's desire to get closer to Japan may partly be because of alarm that its sponsor, China, appears to be getting on famously with South Korea.

Most parents are thought to have stayed away from clinics because of alarm at the now discredited research of Andrew Wakefield, the gastroenterologist, who hypothesised a link between the MMR and autism in 1998.

For years one of the most intractable issues in Washington, immigration reform, is suddenly front and centre not least because of alarm in the Republican Party that Hispanics, the fastest growing ethnic group in the country, have turned against them, turned off by years of conservative, anti-immigrant rhetoric.

The issue arose because of alarming speeds and safety concerns at the sliding center here.

Another participant who used a device overnight explained some of the problems with the device itself and how that affected sleeping arrangements because of alarms going off every time he turned over in bed: The problems [my wife] had I think [were] more than me at night with a buzzer going off... (P4).

Because production of alarm calls and increased vigilance are antipredation behaviors in the fowl, their reaction suggests that eyespots may elicit fear rather than just an aversion to conspicuous patterns.

This is due to a number of reasons, including human population growth and economic development, but also because a sense of alarm over the biodiversity crisis has been lacking.

However, there is no cause of alarm, because there is a HUGE amount of hydrogen in the Sun.

In the minutes after the accident, Mr. Hikind said, there was a flurry of alarm because of widespread concerns in the Jewish community about anti-Semitic attacks in the wake of the disruption, on Wednesday evening, of what the authorities are calling a terrorist plot to bomb two synagogues in the Bronx and to shoot down planes at an Air National Guard base in Newburgh, N.Y.

But in Europe, the letters to NATO allies have been greeted with some degree of alarm because of their suggestion that Mr. Trump is prepared to impose consequences on the allies — as he has done in an escalating tariff fight with European trading partners — if they do not do what he is asking.