Sentence examples for this alarming development from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Israel asked Security Council members to address what it called "this alarming development".

Underscoring that threat, Israel accused Syria of moving tanks into a demilitarized zone of the disputed Golan Heights region captured by the Israelis in the 1967 war and asked the Security Council to address "this alarming development".

There are no quick fixes for this alarming development, and no amount of law enforcement and coercion will halt the flow of volunteers of West European Muslims to join the ranks of violent extremists other than inclusion.

Combine this alarming development with the fact that many people now store their photos, videos, writing, and other creative works in online clouds, without ever creating hard copies or backing up their data - and the result is the potentially explosive ability of authoritarian forces to erase vast areas of our cultural memory at the push of a button.

This time it was Arrieta's turn, perhaps a more alarming development considering the Pirates will spend a large portion of the next decade trying to keep up with Schwarber, Bryant and Russell as well as the Cardinals in the hyper-competitive NL Central.

The Wagnerians were taking Wagner more seriously than he took himself — an alarming development.

In the latest alarming development, the court has rejected a petition of recusal against its own chairman, who in 1993 was involved in a contentious enquiry into Jamaat's alleged liability for atrocities.

Commission President Matt Johnson said LAPD officers have opened fire 45 times this year, compared with 23 instances during the same period in 2014, a trend he called an "alarming development".

Because the specific types and amounts of agricultural inputs are locally variable with potential impact on distinct people, the few studies identified in this review hardly qualify for regional generalization but rather for raising additional attention to an alarming development.

But what's astonishing is that nobody seems to have been alarmed by this development.

One of the remaining candidates for the seat, Linda Gow, told the Sunday Herald she was alarmed by this development.