Sentences with phrase «n't alarm»

I did notice that the paint began to thicken slightly and I had read that this would happen so it didn't alarm me.

The hint of slower growth shouldn't alarm anyone; rather the biggest concern in housing today may be -LSB-...]

Overall, there aren't any alarm bells going off in the area of battery life.

Back when phones were dumb and made of Bakelite, they didn't alarm our houses and pin drop the nearest car share, but neither did they encrypt the firm's files and demand a Bitcoin ransom.

A spokesperson from the human rights group Liberty says: «Data protection rights are very important and this increased penalty, provided it is not used unnecessarily, doesn't alarm us unduly.»

But please spare us the canard that speaking in sweet dulcet tones that won't alarm David Broder puts you in the middle of some two - poled debate.

The bill aims to thread various needles, for instance including measures to encourage a shift from coal and oil to natural gas (which produces roughly half the emissions per unit of energy) but in ways that won't alarm environmentalists worried about impacts of expanded gas drilling.

Nevertheless, these unusual phenomena shouldn't alarm casual beach goers and park visitors.

While this is of course sometimes the case, you needn't alarm yourself right away and there are many other explanations for why your dog might be frequently urinating which we shall address here.

After all, Beagles do great scent work in airports, and don't alarm the passengers as a bigger working dog might simply by presence.

There are some unpleasant things that can occur during a euthanasia, so it's important to be aware of them, so they won't alarm or scare you if they do happen.

If this doesn't alarm you, then nothing will.

Buffett pulling his money out of munis doesn't alarm me too much.

But let's be clear: Hakim's exhaustive study proved it wasn't the alarm that was the deterrent, but the threat of an alarm.

Lois Thibault, coordinator of research for the Access Board and a member of the ANSI subcommittee on classroom noise, is also puzzled that the negative impact noisy classrooms have on learning doesn't alarm school administrators and the general public.

The findings shouldn't alarm mothers - to - be, no matter what the sex of their unborn child, said Roberts.

Adjustable Discrimination: This means that there are settings available that make it so the metal detector doesn't alarm at absolutely everything it finds.

«I would have tried to give him more of a voice and Mike Hickey as well because when they brought this to the attention of the board I know they mentioned it, but there wasn't an alarm raised.»

It is hard to think of an interesting sentence which doesn't alarm someone.

(I hope I don't alarm anyone.)

These numbers alone are not alarming — interpretations of what sharia means and how it should be applied vary widely across the Muslim world.

In mid-October, Governor Poloz also mentioned that he wasn't alarmed about a situation in which the Fed's key rate could exceed Canada's.

I'm not alarmed at all because I think he's right: many of these characteristics are not unusual, but normal for many religious groups.

When I read the story of Faith Christian Church in Tucson, Arizona, that is being investigated because some believe it is a cult, I wasn't alarmed by any one of the accusations.

But be not alarmed.

The # of mosques in US are getting different shape & form calling them Islamic center, which is not alarming for the west.

It demonstrates that their civic involvement is a cause for celebration, not alarm, a sign of the health of our political system, not that it suffers from an anti-democratic or sectarian impulse.

Compare this with the total number of Muslim / Non-Muslim births and one should see that its not alarming.

It is because of the existence of this mechanism that I am not alarmed by the suggestions, of people like Chomsky, that man has an «innate» capacity for the use of language.

He must have been genuinely concerned, if not alarmed.

Where were the security guards, after the door opened, and why did not an alarm alerted any guards to arrive at the open door with THEIR guns drown?

It is also important to note that the raised blood pressure reported in this study was minimal — similar to what is experienced when climbing a flight of stairs — and, the researchers themselves say the results of the study are «not alarming.»

Greg Bird is just 25 years old, so the fact he's yet to play a full season in the majors isn't alarming on its own.

But not alarming in the fact that we have a lot of time left in the window to sort it out..

«But it's below the eyes and I'm not alarmed.

The best parts are (a) the blushing pink on your face, and (b) the particular quality of the cat's eyes, which were drawn to show that the cat wasn't alarmed by the foot on its back, simply resigned to its presence.

(She had been watching birth videos for months and was not alarmed by my screeches nor your sliminess.)

Though my pediatricians office was not alarmed, we took our son to the ER when his eye rolling progressed to his body going rigid at the same time.

Larry Wheeler, director of the Hanover Park Park District, said he's not alarmed the new water park — and its children's slides, waterfall, sprayers and three tall slides, including one that can accommodate inner tubes — is drawing patrons from Rinne.

Fear of not alarming or offending another parent causes you to restrict what children do on playdates for fear of alienating the other parent.

Researchers say that parents should be informed but not alarmed about the discovery.

Isn't it alarming to know that a piece of furniture that you intend to buy for your little one's safety can turn out to be highly poisonous and dangerous?

Is it not alarming, however, that a case which, according to the BNI, is still under investigation, has been leaked to pro-government newspapers, obviously in the bid to help the NDC score cheap political points?

She said the police had made «good progress» in the investigation but urged «everybody to continue to be vigilant but not alarmed.»

Ponte also told the NYC Council he didn't know city rules banned him from using his government car for jaunts out of state, wasn't alarmed about an underling potentially eavesdropping on investigators — and admitted he hasn't even read a key report on closing Rikers Island, the troubled jail complex he oversees.

The most compelling is why the people who had been assigned the task of isolating Maynard from contact with the world outside their small circle were not alarmed that he was driving.

At first, evolutionary biologist Patricia Brennan was not alarmed by the news stories about her research.

And still the medical and pharmaceutical communities, which were accruing enormous profits from antibiotics, were not alarmed.

Francesca Grifo, director of the scientific integrity program for the Union of Concerned Scientists, told the AP that she's «not alarmed by the handling of the case so far» and that PEER's allegations are «premature.»

The key message from Ovarian Cancer Australia is to stay aware, but not alarmed.