Sentence examples for began alarming from inspiring English sources
An actor playing the scripted role of the circulating nurse called the subject in for help once a patient's monitor began alarming after the attending anaesthesiologist had left the operating theatre for another emergency.
The protective ozone layer over the Arctic has thinned this winter to the lowest levels since records began, alarming scientists who believed it had begun to heal.
In contrast, others begin alarming at the mere sensation of motion, and others even contain theft-tracking software.
The Post reported that the first warnings of the quake may have come from the National Zoo, where officials said red-ruffed lemurs began "alarm calling" a full 15 minutes before the quake hit and.
The environment ministry began to get alarmed in January: in the previous two, usually wet, months nearly 2,000 square kms (770 square miles) of forest were cut down.
The landless underemployed proletariat who worked the large estates began to alarm reformers.
Increasing tourist and commercial interest in petrified wood during the late 19th century began to alarm residents of the region.
The euro's plight has even begun to alarm some of its most ardent supporters.
That has helped raise the number of foreign residents by 14 percent over the last five years, a pace that has begun to alarm some here.
As I have written in the past, marine plastic pollution has reached proportions that have begun to alarm scientists and environmentalists.
