Sentence examples for predictable alarm from inspiring English sources

Muslim leaders and civil rights activists reacted with predictable alarm.

News that the People's Republic of China is claiming ownership of and enlarging the size of some disputed islands in the South China Sea, and building air strips to enhance its ability to project its air power in the region, has been met with predictable alarm by a variety of countries in the region and around the world.

Predictable predictions?

The first is the desire to eliminate all risk from our lives, to move through a world that is safe, predictable and tame, with "no alarms and no surprises".

Speaking via a satellite video link to a meeting in Japan of groups favouring Taiwan's independence, Mr Chen also suggested that he might favour holding a referendum in Taiwan to change the island's sovereign status.China's reaction was no less alarming for being predictable.

It proved a false alarm, the woman mistaking contractions for the predictable results of eating a vast steak and kidney pud too quickly, although in truth there was no alarm at all.

The study controlled for non-disease factors such as day of week, month, and holidays and found that the number of false alarms could be reduced by removing the "noise" of predictable covariates.

But while changes in prices happen, it is the volatility that is causing alarm, with price fluctuations becoming greater and, perhaps more worryingly, less predictable.

And it was very predictable: the report found that Massey not only ignored but punished workers who raised alarms about safety violations of which there were many and dangerous practices.

He swipes a key from his sock drawer and waits until the alarm goes off, which it does every day at the same time, perhaps to make highly predictable stealth operations that bit more convenient for everyone.

Be predictable".