Sentence examples for not particularly alarmed from inspiring English sources

At first, Ms. Cielecki said, she was not particularly alarmed.

For instance, the West is not particularly alarmed, at least for the moment, by the fact that Saudi Arabia has rockets that can go farther than any other in the region.

CTB officials were not particularly alarmed to hear Mr. Kline's complaint, because they knew that when test scores drop, the first and easiest reaction of school officials is to blame the test.

She added that British Airways had not heard from a significant number of passengers claiming to have become sick and that the company was not particularly alarmed by the Daily Telegraph's stories.

Health officials said they were not particularly alarmed by reports Friday that the new flu had been found in turkeys on two large commercial farms in Chile, the first time it had been reported in birds.

ATHENS — Andreas Georgiou was not particularly alarmed when he was asked to testify in a judicial investigation into one of the most contentious issues in Greece today: whether the 2009 budget deficit — which precipitated not only Greece's crash but the broader euro zone crisis — had been badly overstated.

The e-mails suggest that Quattrone and the CSFB stars in Silicon Valley weren't particularly alarmed by the investigations.

The mother wasn't particularly alarmed, though she was puzzled.

And yet, dire though matters appear to be, the American public doesn't seem particularly alarmed by our cyber-security problem.

CNNMoney, reporting on his talk, noted that Rubin "doesn't seem particularly alarmed...

Franco doesn't sound particularly alarmed by this revelation that he might have been "slipped something," and captioned the video, "Happy Sat".