1.   MacDonald thought that it would further alarm the public if he cancelled his journey.

2.   Because the rector relented, the protracted strike is starting to alarm the public and counter-demonstrations are growing stronger.

3.   But these findings were not released, apparently to avoid alarming the public.

4.   Miriam Center, sitting nearby, said government officials and the news media alarmed the public without much justification.

5.   Several government officials said they feared those disclosures had set back counterterrorism efforts because the warnings were misinterpreted as unduly alarming the public.

6.   The Treated Wood Council issued a statement Wednesday, claiming that the Environmental Working Group was trying to alarm the public.

7.   Blakey said the action taken by the NTSB was routine and should not alarm the public.

8.   That recommendation was amended after the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association expressed concern that it would alarm the public.

9.   The public is alarmed about reports of violent youngsters terrorizing some towns while police say they lack the power to detain many of the offenders because of their age.

10.   I, myself, have serious, serious reservations... how it may alarm the public?