Senior European Union officials said they were increasingly alarmed by the nationalist rhetoric of some Serbian politicians, which they said was helping to incite violence.
He and other leaders in the military, Egypt's most powerful institution and a virtual state within a state, were increasingly alarmed by Mr. Morsi's behavior, diplomats and analysts said.
The memo, circulated in October last year and written by Gove's then special adviser Dominic Cummings, says that he, schools minister Lord Nash and DfE board member Theo Agnew were "increasingly alarmed" about Ofsted and Wilshaw's managerial abilities.
Munby, the president of the high court family division, said judges were increasingly alarmed at the frequency with which children were being put forward for adoption without proper consideration of alternatives which would not result in the irrevocable break-up of families, such as the child being cared for by relatives.
But once the Senate acts, the bill must still be reconciled with a version passed by the House last week, and some House Democrats said Thursday that they were increasingly alarmed by reports of efforts in the Senate to remove programs that they believed would lift the economy.
Mr. Bush, in his remarks, seemed to hope that by beginning a withdrawal, it would mollify those who were increasingly alarmed by the size and cost of the commitment and unite Americans behind the war in a way they have rarely been from the start.
Directors were increasingly alarmed by the deterioration in Ford's business, despite hefty profits from its flagship F-series pickup truck line, said people familiar with the board's thinking.
Aid agencies are increasingly alarmed about the humanitarian consequences.
Humanitarian agencies are increasingly alarmed at the devastation in Aleppo.
However, as more details of this package emerge left economists and Labour MPs are increasingly alarmed.
