Sentence examples for rightly alarmed from inspiring English sources

Central and eastern European members are rightly alarmed by the invasion while western Europe is fast rationalising Russia's action away.

But consumer advocates are rightly alarmed that the bureau might now revoke a Federal Reserve rule that limited the fees credit card issuers can charge new customers.

European leaders are rightly alarmed by the situation in Ukraine: The casualties are mounting, and the Ukrainian economy is on the verge of collapse.

You are rightly alarmed at the extent of tax avoidance by multinationals based in the United States and suggest that we carefully look at alternative tax systems.

Governments across Europe and beyond are rightly alarmed that the far-right, xenophobic Freedom Party is about to be invited to take part in Austria's next government.

New Yorkers are rightly alarmed at the ease with which an inspector who was licensed to test buildings and construction sites for lead or asbestos risks got away with filing hundreds of false reports for at least a decade.

In now arguing that the existing law couldn't compel it to help the government, the firm was adopting a "near-duplicitous posture" and "trying to carve out a zone of impunity for itself that rightly alarms the government and should alarm the very citizens the company (which calls these citizens 'customers') purports to represent".

Seemingly every day brings fresh news about these issues, and they rightly alarm many progressives.

Ministers are alarmed, and rightly.

Excessive behaviour in any area of life rightly signals alarm bells for parents.

Quite rightly, public alarm is growing at the privatisation of our most treasured natural assets.