Sentence examples for sudden alarm from inspiring English sources

The rule of law must not, in sudden alarm, be undermined.

And why the sudden alarm in developed countries about cervical cancer, some experts ask.

There are bits of promising news here and there, but always more bloodshed, sudden alarms, and unexpected lurking dangers.

It seems I need a sudden, piercing alarm, which rather defeats the object of the sunrise.

"In a 12-hours shift, you can have 11 hours of sheer monotony, and then all of a sudden the alarm bells are going, people are racing to the scene.

The sudden increase alarmed some members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, as well as other baseball players.

A fourth summer without nuclear power but also without any sudden blackout to alarm the public might permanently shift opinion against switching the plants back on.

Several Dewey partners, however, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Davis was kept in the leadership post because a sudden ouster might alarm the banks or potential merger partners.

Many of the most interesting examples come from lesser-known cultures: the Pintupi people of Western Australia speak of nginyiwarrarringu, "a sudden spasm of alarm that makes people leap to their feet and look about, trying to see what caused it".

For the first few lessons, Ms. Hutter moved like a subway train, all sudden jerks and alarming stops.

The large scale, sudden calamity rings our alarm bells louder, which the media senses and feeds, compounding the awareness of and fear about catastrophic sorts of risks.