Sentence examples for rather alarming that from inspiring English sources

It is rather alarming that almost all MSSP strains were multidrug-resistant [ 20], although they had high susceptibility rates (>90%%) towards cephalosporins, β-lactams potentiated with β-lactamase inhibitors and quinolones.

Photograph: Lars Baron - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images 7.39pm BST Early team news Brazil are missing some bloke named Neymar, after he suffered the rather alarming injury that is a broken vertabra in his team's quarter-final win over Colombia.

The program closed with Ravel's "Valse," which in its orchestral form can sound like a circus polka; rather than bittersweet nostalgia, this rendition had the gilded lilt of an opium dream, possibly sparked by the rather alarming flowers that bristled brightly around the stage.

What Teeuwen has, in short, is that rather alarming free-spiritedness of the born artist.

A rather alarming observation was that 'unbearable pain' and 'constant pain', the most serious NHP-pain items, also tended to be persistent (58.6% and 66.0%) over a six months period.

"Well that is rather alarming," he added, smiling rather weakly.

Despite some erosion in his poll numbers, Donald Trump continues to have a rather alarming level of support even after all that has transpired, and that is quite telling (he enjoys a healthy support among men).

What is rather alarming is the reference that the label allows a consumer to avoid purchasing a PCP containing ingredients the consumer wishes not to use.

Nick Clegg's warning about a second election being inevitable unless the Lib Dems are in a power-sharing coalition is striking (and probably rather alarming to everyone who feels that one election a year is more than enough).

Even the rather alarming side effect of the drug — that it can make blue eyes darker — hasn't deterred clients.

I had asked how she squared her (rather alarming) passion for Thomas Jefferson with the fact that he was a slave owner and that many historians believe he fathered several children, illegitimately, with a woman he owned.