Sentences with phrase «alarming when»

That's more than a little alarming when you consider that we don't have enough housing for the people here now.

When I worked as an appraiser, I always found it alarming when most people would confuse the words «price» and «value» vis a vis real estate.

This is particularly alarming when considering that many of our future doctors, lawyers, policymakers, corporate executives, and government leaders spend their formative years in affluence.

This is especially alarming when we consider data that suggests that suicides peak during the first two days after weekends and holidays for participants with alcoholic dependency.1

Climbing the Ladder career advice CAREEREALISM expert loyalty question Workplace AdviceI keep hearing a word that pops up regularly that is completely alarming when I ask job seekers to describe themselves.

One piece of VR tech that sounds especially alarming when you first hear of it is CarVR — as in, virtual reality in a moving car.

Statistics are alarming when a person looks into how many houses, apartments and condominiums are damaged by fire or weather.

The statistics can be even more alarming when you consider the fact that 632 pedestrians were killed in car accidents in 2015.

Every injury caused by another's negligence is disturbing, but these incidents are even more alarming when they result in injury to an innocent newborn.

It can be very alarming when one of your beloved pets becomes ill.

The problem becomes complicated and alarming when the conventional methods of pain control are ineffective or inappropriate.

This is especially alarming when 52 percent of survey respondents indicated they are $ 200 away or less from not being able to make their monthly payments.

As annoying as the adults running the school can be, it's alarming when they disappear without a trace.

This can be alarming when it first happens.

If you don't push forward on the shifter hard enough, it will just shift into reverse, which caught me off guard; the car crept backward, which is alarming when you expect it to sit still.

It was quite alarming when he pops up within the first few minutes.

It's always a little alarming when a movie references real - life pop culture, and then something or someone in the movie further reminds us of the real world.

It's alarming when one considers that Amy Adams» far less accurate portrayal of Earhart in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is easier to sympathize with than any character in this film, Swank's Earhart included.

It is particularly alarming when you go to Pentagon City mall to shop and you are greeted by HOARDS of teenagers.

It became more alarming when it was realized that the Constituency Party Chairman, Secretary, Organizer and some key members of the constituency executives as well as the P.C were not aware of this plot by the M.C.E.

The amount of time they took is alarming when it's their main function for being in Albany.

«The use of relative risk is really misleading and alarming when the absolute risk is so incredibly low,» MacDorman said of these studies in general.

«Frogs» that monitor pools; alarming you when a gate is open, water is disturbed or door leading to the pool is breached!

Anything out of the ordinary can be alarming when it shows up in a newborn, but it's often nothing to worry about.

It can be alarming when your child expresses concerns about mortality, but death worries are common between the ages of 4 and 8.

But it has to be alarming when an English player who has been at Arsenal since age 17 and has yet to reach his prime effectively says: «I'm not getting any better here; it's time for something new.»

Phil, one my favorite phrases from Eugene H. Peterson, that was also quite alarming when I heard it the first time, was «Pastoral Ministry is the pathway to hell.»

The Washington Post reported that new, high - tech scanners search for organic compounds in explosives, which sometimes leads to false alarms when scanning food items.

Integrators see opportunity in e-commerce logistics while consumers are driving increased use of drop - off locations In early December, Canada Post sounded the alarm when some of its depots were overwhelmed by parcel traffic, which caused delays.

You can set the device to sound an alarm when the engine RPM exceeds a certain number, when idling longer than a certain period of time, when breaking a specified speed limit, when it senses dangerous driving on the part of the operator, when the seatbelt is not used and when reversing.

One teacher said she was on her way out of the building after the fire alarm when another staff member told her the situation was code red — an active shooter.

He said: «We should not be alarmed when we see couples of today being choosier than the generation before them.

The servants are not greater than their master, so just as Jesus was mocked, we should not be alarmed when we are treated the same.

Gods words are there as warning buoy to sound the alarm when something in us is not right.

Even many of today's Christians, who in other respects may be regarded as being very liberal in their outlook, have been inclined to rest their faith on the historical reliability of the resurrection narratives, as pointing to at least one incontestable miracle of a supernatural character, and they have been alarmed when the «Empty Tomb» stories came to be regarded as legendary.

Columnist Ellen Goodman took alarm when, at the announcement of his nomination, Thomas expressed gratitude to the nuns who had taught him as a child.

To be sure, sometimes the orthodox became alarmed when minority» groups made use of one or another of the canonical books, and they were tempted to remove them from the canon.

My husband bought me this fancy thermometer, which will sound an alarm when the target temp is reached.

BTW, we too experienced alot of smoke... so much in fact that our smoke alarm when off!

Just don't be alarmed when the soup cools and hardens (like jello), it will melt back into soup when heated.

So don't be alarmed when your lentils stop looking like lentils after about ten minutes in the pot.

Oh, and I know some of you will be alarmed when you see the length of the ingredient list.

Mine automatically sounds an alarm when waffle is cooked through.

Coconut oil will also solidify so don't be alarmed when you find the coconut oil in your cupboard has turned solid.

The cooked pumpkin will turn a brownish orange so don't be alarmed when you peak into the bowl and find that color.

The first time trainer Jenny Moshak saw Parker, she became alarmed when she noticed that Parker's knee was the size of a grapefruit.

Angelcare Video, Movement and Sound Monitor has a special feature of an under the mattress movement pad which senses every move your child makes and produces an alarm when there is no movement for 20 minutes making you aware that the child is asleep.

It beeps and LCD backlight blink alarm when the temperature is over 38 degree.

There is no need to be alarmed when this happens, and there is no need to worry if it does not happen.

When it comes to bed - sharing, it is a typical reaction to be alarmed when reputable organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the US Consumer Product Safety Commission are highly against bed sharing with babies below four months of age of which they consider a SIDS risk.