Sentence examples for worldwide alarm from inspiring English sources

A fast-spreading form of influenza that sickens mostly birds but can also kill people has provoked worldwide alarm.

Those most at risk are poultry workers in these countries, their families and those working with wild birds.The broader problem, and the reason for worldwide alarm, is that animal diseases often become human ones.

Trying to calm worldwide alarm about the spread of an avian influenza virus to Europe from Asia, an official of the World Health Organization cautioned yesterday that there were still no signs of an influenza pandemic in humans.

The tests raised worldwide alarm, with President Clinton and other leaders appealing to India and Pakistan to settle their differences over Kashmir to prevent the territory from becoming the flashpoint of a nuclear war.

There's no worldwide alarm about the Dinagat moonrat, a relative of the hedgehog that occurs only on three Philippine islands; the Amami rabbit, an ancient species restricted to two Japanese islands; the starry owlet-nightjar, a seldom seen native of Papua New Guinea; or the invisible rail of Indonesia, a flightless bird that secrets itself in dense palm swamps.

There's no worldwide alarm about the Dinagat moonrat, a relative of the hedgehog that occurs only on three Philippine islands; the Amami rabbit, an ancient species restricted to two Japanese islands; the starry owlet-nightjar, a seldom seen native of Papua New Guinea; or the invisible rail of Indonesia, a flightless bird that secrets itself in dense palm swamps.

From the escalating gun violence to the ostracized and displaced populations worldwide, alarms bells are going off that our global community can use more compassion.

Perhaps its most newsworthy feature, at a time when out-of-control U.S. indebtedness is setting off worldwide alarms, is its 1986-88 deficit projection.

The news provoked another wave of worldwide economic alarm, as the yen sank at the beginning of the week to an eight-year low.

In the past twenty years, the prevalence of pediatric obesity has risen significantly in Italy [ 1], as it has worldwide, causing alarm in both medical and political circles.

The prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is increasing worldwide at alarming rates.