Sentence examples for really alarming from inspiring English sources
"It has been really alarming.
"The levels we're seeing are really alarming.
"It is really alarming the speed with which the Chinese government entered into this investment," read one, signed "anonymous person 586215," which remained on Sina.com Thursday night.
So the prospect that a group of investors including the Want Want China Times will buy Taiwan's Next Media group, which contains the biggest-selling Taiwan newspaper, Apple Daily, owned by the Hong Kong media owner Jimmy Lai, who has long been critical of the Communist Party-run mainland, is really alarming some.
"It's really alarming that close to half of roll-your-own tobacco users believe roll-your-own tobacco is less harmful than traditional cigarettes.
What really alarms his enemies is not that he is a closet republican.
His presence, while strange, was widely known and did not really alarm anyone, they said.
The police said: 'I think you would be better off leaving the country.' Then we were really alarmed.
"I think people were really alarmed that the idea of consolidation was moving too quickly, without enough study," she said.
"I haven't talked to anyone who is really alarmed about it," said Phil White, a retired game warden, who was having coffee Friday at the Airline.
