English-German translation for "alarmingly"
"alarmingly" German translation
alarmingly
alarmingly (also: disquieting, alarming, unsettling, worrying)
Mr President, I find myself in agreement with Mrs Grossetête and Mrs Paulsen and - rather alarmingly for both of us - with Mr Bowe.
alarmingly in recent years.
alarm
In both reports, however, there is still cause for concern and alarm.
The Middle East is giving us cause for alarm once again.
If you look at the present UN figures, there is very considerable reason not just for concern, but alarm.
What is more, we read with alarm about the number of people who, as a result of Chernobyl, still die before their time.
I have received many letters expressing a degree of alarm about the possible consequences of this proposal.
When the alarm sounds, either you or your partner must input the code.
Even Mr Abraham Burg, a former President of the Knesset, raised the alarm.
In France, a white paper raised the alarm more than ten years ago.
Alarm bells have been rung in recent weeks by humanitarian organisations working in Sudan.
It is not just the trade union associations, but it was also the employers who sounded the alarm.
alarm (also: warning equipment)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "alarm":
© Princeton Universityalert · dismay · appal · appall · horrify · warning device · alarm system · alarm clock · warning signal · alarum · consternation
Usage examples
Usage examples for "alarmingly" in German
Subject: Control of the primrose willow The primrose willow, a plant native to South America, is proliferating alarmingly in all parts of France.
Foremost among these improvements will be the restoration of consumer confidence, which has plummeted so alarmingly in the last few years.
Or are there plans to take much more specific action, in view of the fact, for example, that the rate of child mortality in Iraq is alarmingly high?
Wage differentials between men and women in the EU have remained alarmingly high in recent years, even though the rate of women’ s participation in the labour market has risen.
The number of intellectuals sentenced or still before the state security courts for doing precisely what the Council wants to see happening in Turkey is alarmingly high.
We are not talking about a matter of belief, but about an alarmingly large proportion of the European public being convinced that that is the case.
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