Sentence examples for obviously alarming from inspiring English sources

And it's also obviously alarming that the applications were accepted onto Android Market in the first place.

But he added: "It's obviously alarming when you talk about radiation, but if you have radiation in non-gas form I would say dump it in the ocean".

All of which means that while the rise of low-paid underemployment is obviously alarming, overwork is more than just some self-indulgent rich man's problem, on a par with discovering that your new Rolls-Royce doesn't fit in the garage.

The presence of 30,000 or so American GIs in the South moving up to China's borders obviously alarms the PLA, while Seoul wonders what it would do with the DPRK's 1.2m-man army and the possibility of "last ditch" attacks on its territory.

New York Times editorial Passing the Buck The Clintons are obviously alarmed about the moral tone of the times.

What obviously alarms these party elders is the specter of entire segments of their organization being devoured by a collection of ideologues and zealots with no use for anyone who doesn't believe exactly what they believe.

Trials in which bats were obviously alarmed by handling, such as when bats moved directly to one location in the testing arena after being released and stayed at that location for the entirety of the trial, were excluded from analysis.

Obviously, alarm bells should be going off right away, as Apple's chip efforts have been under the watch of Bob 'special projects' Mansfield.

Obviously, alarm bells started ringing.

"Obviously, the alarm system is going to be set and triple-checked," Mrs. McClure said.

"A combination of two of the four largest pharmacy benefit managers obviously rings alarm bells from an antitrust standpoint," he said.