Sentence examples for express deep alarm from inspiring English sources

It is understood that a senior official from Darling's Better Together campaign telephoned the No 10 Scottish referendum unit late on Wednesday night to express deep alarm about the Faslane plan.

The statement expressed deep alarm at the deteriorating situation in Gaza, urging Israel to lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip for both humanitarian and commercial traffic and calling for a "durable resolution to the Gaza crisis".

But Mr. Gargan expressed deep dismay.

Several Brooklyn Democrats recently expressed deep dismay with Mr. Paterson.

"I look back and express deep remorse".

Other poets, however, express deep bitterness.

But I have to express deep concern that: 1.

Say "lo lamento" to express deep regret.

In an apparent effort to starve the rebels, Sudan is blocking aid groups and food assistance from reaching the area, and the United Nations Security Council a few days ago expressed "deep and growing alarm" at rising hunger levels there.

It urges Israelis and Palestinians to resume the peace process and expresses deep concern about the increase in antisemitism around the world, as well as alarm over mounting prejudice related to religious beliefs, including Islamophobia.

Reflecting the state of alarm over the issue, Japan's 77-year-old emperor expressed deep concern in a rare unexpected television broadcast on Wednesday, saying "I hope things will not get worse".