Sentence examples for was alarmed about from inspiring English sources

The justice secretary, Jack Straw, said recently that he was alarmed about "libel tourism".

He was alarmed about the cost of possible by-elections caused by MPs leaving to fight mayoral contests.

Mr. Kohout said the European Union respected Iran's sovereignty but was alarmed about the continued internal political crisis.

Schudrich said he was alarmed about Kaminski's membership, as a teenager, of the ultra-right National Revival of Poland party (NOP).

The Christian martyrs were burned alive in the 1880s on the orders of Mwanga II, King of Buganda, who was alarmed about the growing influence of Christianity.

But she was alarmed about competitors, including USA Today, who were pursuing the same documents, and she quickly arranged for four experts to authenticate them.

"It's nothing to be alarmed about," General Manager Brian Cashman said.

"Its nothing to be alarmed about," Cubs Manager Don Baylor said yesterday.

"It's not something to be alarmed about," said James H. Gibson, assistant commissioner for veterinary and pest control services.

"I want to emphasize this is not an emergency situation that anyone has to be alarmed about," Mr. Saltzman said.

"There's nothing for [parents] to be alarmed about," he said.