Sentence examples for alarming claims from inspiring English sources

Alarming claims need large amounts of evidence.

Mr. Nunes has previously advanced alarming claims about the Russia investigation and surveillance in support of Mr. Trump.

During the fuel blockade he made some alarming claims about its impact on the National Health Service, which the Tories are scrutinising for evidence of exaggeration.

For weeks, right-wing critics have made nonsensical but alarming claims that his reforms will lead to "death panels" and other travesties.

Thus, last December, Ms May made a thunderous speech on immigration that included alarming claims about the extent to which it suppresses wages.

Those early and alarming claims that a huge asteroid might be headed for a collision with Earth undoubtedly elicited the same initial response from most readers.

The publishing industry raised the alarm, claiming the process infringed its most valuable asset, copyright.

In response, liberal groups and voting rights advocates are sounding an alarm, claiming that such strategies are scare tactics intended to suppress minority and poor voters.

Not surprisingly, some restaurateurs and their trade association, the New York State Restaurant Association, have reacted with alarm, claiming that the new system will give a "black eye" to the industry.

The makers of Nest, a smoke and carbon monoxide alarm, claim that unlike common smoke alarms it can distinguish between harmless smoke emissions, such as those from burning toast, and serious fires, which pose a risk to occupants.

Their frantic alarm, claim the rebels, showed a dimension to revolutionary Syria that did not exist even hours earlier and had never been a trait during the dynastic rule of the Assads.