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Rather, what greatly alarms me is Pakistan as a potential meltdown, a nuclear power with too many combustibles in the national mix.
Education chiefs in Kiev were outraged by the changes made to the curriculum in Crimea and are now greatly alarmed by the developments in the separatist east, Wynnyckyj said.
"There wouldn't be any pathology company that isn't greatly alarmed by this [announcement]." The changes are "aimed directly at those patients who are currently bulk-billed," he said.
To the extent that Mr. Bush has thought about the issue at all, he has greatly alarmed even moderate Republicans in Congress by suggesting that he would roll back protections of the national forests, open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil exploration and cede greater authority on environmental matters to state and local interests, usually a recipe for disaster.
"Myself neither cheered nor greatly alarmed by this doctrine," Ruskin wrote, he left the chapel and went to the municipal gallery, where in one room a Veronese, "Solomon and the Queen of Sheba" — the queen and her retinue arrive bearing gifts, the most delectable of which may be the queen herself — "glowed in full afternoon light".
"The public are going to be greatly alarmed that we seem to be having a recurrence of failings in domestic violence cases and in one particular case in the licence and management of a man convicted of domestic violence and a serial sex offender," said Davies.
Yet a newer form of discrimination is starting to greatly alarm me, and that's discrimination against anyone with a point of view that's deemed offensive to the tech majority.
By January, 1797, the purchase and maintenance of a treaty with Algiers obligated the United States to the amount of almost a million dollars.71 So lavish, indeed, had been the outlay in ransoms, presents, and other forms of tribute that certain European powers became greatly alarmed.
17 Moreover, the men whom Julianus kept sending against him, either to persuade him to turn back or to block his advance, were going over the Severus' side; 2 and the Pretorians, in whom Julianus reposed most confidence, were becoming worn out by their constant toil and were becoming greatly alarmed at the report of Severus' near approach.
That language combined with Fouchier's remarks in interviews and sometimes hyperbolic press coverage appeared to suggest that the airborne mutants were extremely lethal, which "greatly alarmed" many NSABB reviewers, says virologist Robert Webster of St . Jude Childrens Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, an influenza expert who was asked to advise NSABB on the two papers.
Brenda Pollack, the south east campaigner for environmental activism group Friends of the Earth, said in statement: "The prospect of dirty oil extraction in southern England will greatly alarm local communities".
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