Sentence examples for wave of alarm from inspiring English sources

Can you come in tomorrow for an ultrasound?" A wave of alarm washed over him.

News flashes about the new artillery fire set off a brief wave of alarm in Seoul, where Tuesday's attack has stirred anxiety and outrage.

Reacting to the wave of alarm caused by the call, upending 37 years of US diplomatic practice in a few minutes, the president-elect protested in a tweet that it was Tsai who had called him, implying he just happened to pick up the phone.

Many Alaskans are not celebrating: they like it as cold as possible in the winter, and increasing temperatures have set off a wave of alarm about rising sea levels that could threaten coastal villages and thawing in the permafrost that could wreak havoc with roads and even huge structures like the trans-Alaska pipeline.

As a second wave of alarm has spread about fentanyl, some doctors have become unwilling to treat chronic pain patients at all.

The video which has been viewed more than 700,000 times since it was first posted in April stirred up familiar strains of Islamophobia around the right-wing blogosphere, igniting a wave of alarm over Muslim refugees, in particular Syrians who have fled country's five-year civil war.

Therapists and county officials said the decision had caught them off guard and had created waves of alarm and uncertainty.

For producers of natural plant products, that boast should send waves of alarm about this threat to tropical livelihoods.

The volley of remarks had Trump aides scrambling into damage limitation mode, but their efforts were powerless to neutralise the shock waves of alarm and bewilderment provoked by the president-elect's remarks.

In addition, the proportion of patients being treated -- or treated well enough to bring their blood pressure readings under control -- is falling, creating waves of alarm among cardiovascular specialists.

On the first two nights of the attack, Vietnamese forces shot down eight B-52s, sending "shock waves of alarm" through the administration, according to Michel's history.