Sentence examples for terribly alarming from inspiring English sources

But even though the type of information being shared is not terribly alarming, the context in which it could be shared is.

Seen in the context of GDP, deficits and debt have not been terribly alarming in recent years, and even the expected spike in the deficit would appear to leave the debt in manageable territory.

When Joanna Kay and her now-husband were dating, her thin body and bird-like eating habits weren't terribly alarming to him.

Though it's difficult to pin all those deaths on the oil precisely, those figures are terribly alarming (five times the normal rate for dolphins and whales).

When Ms. Quinn and Ms. Heller arrived early on a Saturday morning, ready to mop, they were not terribly alarmed.

Most health experts are not terribly alarmed about the effect of these episodes on a generally healthy population.

She told CNN she was "terribly alarmed" because he was speaking as though he were under duress.

(As Blackburn said, "It puts cells into a terribly alarmed state!") If we could extend the telomeres, the thinking went, we might reverse aging.

I'm not terribly alarmed that either Britain or the United States will significantly roll back the protections that allow us to hold our governments accountable — up to and including the hot scrutiny of stories like the WikiLeaks disclosures.

But as the new order has taken shape in the Senate, leading Democrats there, while stepping up their public statements of support for Mr. Torricelli, do not seem terribly alarmed.

A person wearing a cow costume did not appear to be terribly alarmed, casually strolling away from the twisting winds and debris.