Sentence examples for not so alarming from inspiring English sources

In reality, the short-term outlook for demand is not so alarming.

Small EEG machines are already available, especially for computer gamers, which fit on the head.The notion of shoppers wearing brain-scanning hats would be ridiculous if it were not so alarming.

"While the overall international debt is not so alarming as a proportion of the G.D.P., India needs a lot of capital flows to cover up its balance of payment deficit".

Parents and teachers should inform young people about the dangers of online solicitation, the researchers said, but "the concerns are not so alarming that they should by themselves encourage parents to bar children from the Internet".

Most likely some patients with what they considered a not so alarming infectious symptoms resisted the GP's assessment and declined a sick note.

About a month into its run, the dining room ticked along briskly, and the cooking, which could be called pan-Asian if that didn't sound so alarming, was smart and skillful.

The mortality statistics don't seem so alarming on their own--about 266 pregnancy-associated deaths from 2001 to 2005 across New York City.

Mrs. Jammet, like many others, suggested that the Health Department might want to adjust the wording so it would not seem quite so alarming.

Losing to the Buckeyes would not have been so alarming had the Red Storm played well, but St. John's was soundly beaten in every facet of the game.

I'd hoped that this was not so -- what an alarming custom!

This is exactly why the IDPC's 136-page report is so alarming, not only in terms of the sheer numbers of people who have been driven into addiction and crime, but because drug policy is consistently being used to punish the most socially excluded and vulnerable people on the planet.