Sentence examples for growing alarm of from inspiring English sources

To the growing alarm of Elen and Dory (and Kane, who involves himself with Elen simply because Beede has told him not to), Fleet knows impossible amounts of information about the same John Scogin that Beede is researching.

Over all, to the growing alarm of the Clinton administration, which has been bankrolling much of the anti-drug fight here, coca production in Colombia has more than doubled in the past five years.

To the growing alarm of the world's software firms, an enormous and sophisticated business in pirated programs is now flourishing in the territory.At the centre of this illicit business are an increasing number of shopping arcades that blatantly sell pirated software.

The policy has created a humanitarian crisis, and also something of a political headache for Ryan, who must balance the xenophobic political views of his far-right flank with the growing alarm of his more moderate members.

The tone of the discussion at the Alec/ACCE meeting in December suggests growing alarm on the part of big businesses and their Republican allies over recent wage hikes in several major American cities.

Now there is a new sense of urgency, said Powell, because of growing alarm about the rise of extremist and jihadi groups.

We may loathe hateful speech, but the fact that the government can't suppress it, even in a time of growing alarm about the rise of hate crimes, reveals our uniquely optimistic faith in free expression as protection against tyranny.

At the NSA, I witnessed with growing alarm the surveillance of whole populations without any suspicion of wrongdoing, and it threatens to become the greatest human rights challenge of our time.

Human rights groups, who have expressed growing alarm over evidence of reprisal killings and abuse committed by anti-Qaddafi forces in Libya, urged swift action in locating and arresting Mr. Qaddafi.

In Washington, officials were watching with growing alarm the gathering of Qaeda operatives in the tribal areas, and George J. Tenet, the C.I.A. director, authorized officers in the agency's Islamabad station to push Pakistani officials to allow armed drones.

The bond market provided further evidence of the investors' growing alarm, with the price of Greek 10-year debt falling steeply yesterday.