Sentence examples for source alarm from inspiring English sources

Although they will sometimes bark at noise, especially noise from an unseen source ("alarm barking"), Labradors are usually not noisy or territorial.

How did the boy contract the infection, and why is the source alarming?

Ed Miliband's personal rating will be a source of alarm for Labour, however.

Like him, McCarthy viewed literature as a source of alarm, not of comfort.

Another source of alarm for the ANC is the fact that the voting demographic is changing.

Among European politicians, American power is suddenly the object of sighing nostalgia, not a source of alarm.

What symbolizes mobility for independence-seeking teenagers is usually a source of alarm for parents worried about accidents.

The arms shipments are a source of alarm in a country where political stand-offs have often been settled at the point of a gun.

The minutes did not suggest that the European debt crisis was a source of alarm for the committee members, though their views might have evolved in the three weeks since they met.

A small comfort to Mr Balls and a source of alarm to everyone else— is that for all the contumely heaped on his remarks by journalists and opposition politicians, few are saying with any confidence that he was wrong.

The lion has traditionally been less a source of alarm to wildlife-conservation groups, but in the last few years, in light of the startling drop in numbers, it is increasingly regarded as a threatened species.