Sentence examples for still more alarming from inspiring English sources
In Tanzania, the situation is still more alarming.
And then comes the still more alarming prospect of multiple births, including the six 2-year-olds racing across their parents' living room on the WeTV reality show "Raising Sextuplets".
And beyond it is a still more alarming thought: suppose English-majority areas in western and southern Quebec were to start taking seriously the idea that what Crees can demand ordinary Anglo-Canadians can too?
The still more alarming possibility is that, blinded by pride, the bank and its hitherto sensible president, Jean-Claude Trichet, are unable to accept that a euro-zone country is bust.Whatever the ECB's motives, the Germans are right.
But if Ms. High-Edo is the face of diabetes today, Jasmine represents a still more alarming trend: the rapid rise in children of Type 2 diabetes or its warning signs.
It was a still more alarming story at Fukushima, where the ocean surge engulfed the outer defences of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant and caused a level 7 meltdown.
His government is also seeking to tighten rules to regulate political parties and independent associations (including charities), causing still more alarm.
Soon to come is a paper on economic governance and tax harmonisation a notion that rings still more alarm-bells, in London and elsewhere.
I was still more alarmed by step four in Shaw's nine-point food "philosophy", which says that all bread and pasta should be avoided: they are "beige foods", which are "full of chemicals, preservatives and genetically modified wheat", and "not whole foods".
And after deadly attacks, inter alia, at a Jewish school in Toulouse killed three children and one adult, at the Jewish Museum in Brussels on Saturday killed four people, and on two kippah-wearing brothers outside Paris the day after, still more alarm bells need to be raised.
That is half the rate for the city's blacks.Still more alarming is the performance of the immigrants' grandchildren.
