Sentence examples for provoking alarm from inspiring English sources

From about 1770, this trend slackened, and economic crises, provoking alarm and even revolt, became frequent.

Across the state, the animals' increasingly common visits to inhabited areas are provoking alarm.

Now all three sources are provoking alarm as the bounty helps drive prices southward.The plunge in natural-gas prices, in particular, is causing anxiety.

This year, China has become a far more aggressive player in this frigid field, experts say, provoking alarm among Western powers.

The behaviour is provoking alarm at one of Britain's biggest high street banks, Natwest, which says it is being inundated with complaints from its most vulnerable customers.

And yet it is the institution of the "celebrity" Presidency that is provoking alarm: a retaliatory cycle of billionaire President after billionaire President is not the course for the Democratic establishment.

News of the proposed roadway provoked alarm.

Little about the area would provoke alarm.

A dismissive generalisation of a whole people should always provoke alarm.

Rather, the words "genetic" and "engineer" seem to provoke alarm among millions of consumers.

This has provoked alarm from liberals, from scholarly experts and from activists in the region.