Sentence examples for alarming estimates from inspiring English sources

Now a report from the National Intelligence Council, which prepares analyses for the American intelligence community, provides alarming estimates of the next big wave of AIDS infections.

Simon asserted that innovations would take care of new forms of pollution, and he set about disputing the various alarming estimates of tropical deforestation, species extinction, eroding topsoil, paved-over farmland and declining fisheries.

Europe's true fertility rate, says Mr Bongaarts, is almost certainly under replacement rate, but maybe 1.7 or 1.8 children per woman, rather than below 1.5, as some of the more alarming estimates suggest.Family size could also rise again.

He published these alarming estimates in the June 2004 issue of the Journal of Environment Monitoring.

Alarming estimates indicate that the rate of diabetes and associated complications (including DR) are rapidly increasing; therefore, additional strategies to arrest these trends are needed.

In addition to these alarming estimates, both studies have raised important concerns regarding the future of the epidemic in Portugal supporting the need for closer monitoring of behavioural and serological indicators within a dynamic framework.

After convergence the hit rate is then 99.1% with no false alarms (estimated on the last 150 s).

They also express alarm at estimates of the legislation's cost.

Mr. Martin also attributed part of the slow response to the high number of false alarms — an estimated 80 percent of alarm calls — and partly to the low priority of burglaries.

Hear the sound of the everything's ok alarm:We estimate the impact sporting events have on local crime rates using the technique developed in Arellano and Bond (2001).

This gives us confidence that the methods we applied would not miss large disparities, albeit at the risk of false alarms by estimating the disparities larger than their actual values.