Sentence examples for much alarm over from inspiring English sources

There was much alarm over the fact that neither the Pakistanis nor the Taliban were at the recent Bonn conference.

President-elect Donald Trump has raised much alarm over wind turbines, a renewable energy tool that could prove crucial to the ongoing effort to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

While such videos - of the Queen giving the salute or of the swastika flying over Glasgow - may cause much alarm in 2015, that is because of hindsight and of what happened after these videos - from 1933 and 1936 - were shot.

There is much alarm in Latvia and its Baltic neighbours Estonia and Lithuania over Russia's annexation of Crimea and support for pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.

Japan no longer causes much alarm.

Too much alarm at the lack of proper security.

The original bill, which produced much alarm and was altered, would have imposed prison sentences.

These zigs and zags are relatively rare, and don't cause much alarm.

Accepting this allows observers to enjoy the spectacle without too much alarm.

Maybe that's why the rest of the world hasn't seemed much alarmed.

Much of the alarm over Eastern Europe has been focused on Austrian banks like Erste, Raiffeisen and Bank Austria, which came to the region after communism fell, eager to profit from the heady appetite for consumption and credit.