These individual developments are troubling.

SENDAI Current disaster risk levels are alarming.

Chris Anderson So, I have a question. When you start talking about using magnetic pulses to change people's moral judgments, that sounds alarming.

Ecuador s National Assembly introduced new constitutional amendments on December 3 that are causing alarm for free expression organizations throughout the country.

Although North Korea s nuclear ambitions are worrying and destabilizing, China s rise is the key strategic issue in East Asia.

We're being called.

The content and culture around the game are troubling, but China's response may be misguided and in fact creating more interest around Blue Whale .

Obasanjo is understandably anxious.

China u0027s Worrisome Nationalism

Newspapers are sounding alarms as well.

The prisoners gave a false alarm.

I've been feeling a little restless.

Don't set off the alarm.

As the boom turned into a prolonged bust, the longer term inadequacies of the job situation have become visible to all who care to look and they are alarming.

Even more worrisome are larger immutable realities like a rapidly aging and shrinking population that will limit Japan s economic growth in the coming decades.

Many of the photos are nostalgic.

All the stories are interesting.

Bangladeshis were tweeting about the quake.

Furthermore, North Korea s development of nuclear weapons, its economic fragility, and uncertainty about its very future as a state, are causes of deep anxiety among its neighbors.

The changes in the world s balance of power from the West to the East, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, is making both the United States and Europe apprehensive.

These figures are alarming when we think of having a more well informed society, one that may participate fully and exercise its citizenship via the internet.

Some kinds of food make us thirsty.

The news caused alarm throughout the village.

His letter makes me uneasy.

The specter of rising racial tensions is worrying enough.

Regional conflicts cause anger and resentment.

Sharia law is undoubtedly controversial.

The worries are even worse in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

They inhibit democratization and incite instability.

But they also are in real doubt.

Other films cast excess as nauseating.

They promote hatred in society.

Rainy days make me depressed.

I don't think they are trustworthy.

Live vaccines contain weakened forms of the virus, which do not cause the disease but, nonetheless, confer immunity.

The latter s pursuit of nuclear arms is particularly worrying.

Their blanket denials are no longer credible.

It isn't flowers that cause hay fever in Japan.

The sun and the moon cause tides.

Textbooks that claim otherwise sound dubious.

Sad movies always make me cry.

There is no doubt that Japan s massive 1992 financial crisis was a hammer blow, from which it has yet to recover, and the parallels with the US and Europe today are worrisome. Both seem set for a long period of slow credit growth, owing both to necessary stricter financial regulation and to the fact that their economies remain significantly over leveraged.

There is no doubt that Japan s massive 1992 financial crisis was a hammer blow, from which it has yet to recover, and the parallels with the US and Europe today are worrisome.

Yet many things that work do not inspire the kind of admiration that the fundamental laws of nature do.

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