Sentence examples for creating alarm from inspiring English sources

The dissatisfaction of business travelers is creating alarm at airlines.

Then, as dawn follows night, the Republicans piled on, creating alarm in the White House political shop.

Its appeal to Russia was confusing, creating alarm about the nation's allegiances at a time when Greece was looking for solidarity from eurozone partners.

CANNES, France — The growing advertising ambitions of technology powerhouses like Google and Microsoft are creating alarm in the executive suites of ad agencies.

Increasingly tied to tremors shaking the west, fracking for natural gas is creating alarm and division around western states that until recently enjoyed a boom in jobs and revenue.

For long periods it was a wholly effective strategy, although the strangulation of some of the champions' attempts at creating alarm in the Hibs defence was attributable to their own mediocrity.

All this has created alarm in the region.

But the way it was decided upon and communicated to them created alarm and mistrust.

It does not want to create alarm in the region, nor to rile America.

This was bound to create alarm in China's own neighbourhood and tension in its relations with the incumbent superpower.

The draft he presented to Tony Blair and other cabinet colleagues created alarm because it was seen as too nationalist.