Sentence examples for yet alarmingly from inspiring English sources

Yet alarmingly, the assumption that Obama would never be so dumb as to start another Middle East war is questioned.

"You Are Not I," based on a short story by Paul Bowles, tunnels into the troubled yet alarmingly lucid mind of a schizophrenic woman.

The British Chamber of Commerce's latest workforce survey found that when hiring, two-thirds of businesses believe tech knowledge is key – and yet, alarmingly, a quarter of these firms report digital skills shortages.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), in the United States more than 1.2 million people live with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, yet, alarmingly, as many as 25percentt of persons infected may be unaware of their HIV status.

In the past 70 years, antibiotics have been critical in the fight against infectious disease, yet alarmingly, pathogenic bacteria of all categories have developed antibiotic resistance.

Yet, alarmingly, a recent survey revealed that less than one third of physicians assessed for body image concerns during routine gynecologic and obstetric care [ 33].

Another has her arms and legs strapped by layers of duct tape to her chair and, more alarmingly yet, has a plastic bag taped over her head.

Yet he was alarmingly vague on how to move from today's crisis to the brave new world of competitive rail travel.

Demand for yachts of up to 35 metres also slumped alarmingly, yet sales of super yachts of 100m-plus, which are favoured by oligarchs and other billionaires, have held up remarkably well.

Yet despite these alarmingly high levels of radiation children play on the tanks or close by.' The amount of DU used during the Iraq war has not been revealed, although some estimate it was more than a thousand tons.

Yet they remain alarmingly effective.