Sentence examples for serious alarm from inspiring English sources

China started acting less restrained after 2008 … Its behaviour raised serious alarm in the US".

Every one will cause Moyes serious alarm when he examines the mistakes that preceded them.

Our management of child health in the UK is becoming a cause for serious alarm.

It's our most serious alarm because ammonia is a very deadly chemical.

But that one sentence in the CIRC report should ring serious alarm bells for UCI president Brian Cookson.

"The fact so many schools are doing this should be ringing serious alarm bells for the government," said Paul Whiteman, the National Association of Head Teachers general secretary.

Yet, the huge administration of it in endemic areas and its incompetence towards the immature stages have raised serious alarms against the development of drug resistance.

Just hours before the explosion, employees of BP and Transocean, the operator of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, accepted the results of a pressure test that should have raised serious alarms, Mr. Bartlit and his aides found.

Microsoft is the first big tech company to raise serious alarms about an increasingly sought-after technology for recognising a person's face from a photo or through a camera.

Linda Bailey, executive director of the National Association of City Transportation Officials, which has raised formal objections to partially automated vehicles, said research raises serious alarms about the ability of drivers to properly intervene in semi-autonomous cars.

Indeed, for the last several years, those in the profession who have taken up the subject of human cloning seem to have been more concerned with identifying its worthwhile applications than with raising serious alarms about it.