Sentence examples for it alarming that from inspiring English sources

As a doctor I find it alarming that coeliac disease is so undiagnosed.

"Some people will never get out of debt". Indeed, many economists find it alarming that so many buyers are choosing these loans at a time fixed-rate loans remain at near-record lows.

Tate says: "You might find it alarming that one of the top reasons for college drop-outs in the US is online gaming addiction - such as World of Warcraft - which is played by 11 million individuals worldwide," she said in a speech.

"After the War, New Stature for Rumsfeld" (front page, April 20) may be a headline that resonates with some readers, but this voting, taxpaying reader finds it alarming that the prowar, pro-pre-emptive-strike policy practiced by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and his colleagues in Washington has met with such little resistance.

"And they have found it alarming that this is being done by a Labour council.

Because of the assumed link between boredom and depression, the research group found it alarming that apathetic boredom was reported relatively frequently by 36percentt of the high school students sampled.

The average debt per household has climbed by £2 to £130, but it's alarming that it's still going in the wrong direction.

It is alarming that no other assessments established this type of evidence, as without it, there is no way to determine whether the items on the assessment are relevant to the construct intended to be measured.

"It is alarming that today global inequality between people is at its highest level in history.

"I think it's alarming that these kinds of situations exist and that we haven't done anything about it sooner," said Philip Browning, who was named director of Los Angeles County's Department of Children and Family Services in 2012 to help spur reforms.

It is alarming that, in planning work intended to support these plans, its judgment should be so flawed.