Sentence examples for alarming subject from inspiring English sources
The phrase "alarming subject" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a topic or issue that causes concern or fear. Example: "The report highlighted an alarming subject that required immediate attention from the authorities."
Jane's exudes competence and practicality in dealing with alarming subject matter.
Gil Musson, after the initially alarming subject line of 'XXX', writes: Thank you for your fab commentary on M v D. You're a star!
The neighborhood appalls Mr. Shah's friends in London, but he said, "Fate led me to buy this house". This dramatically different new life is the alternately comical and alarming subject of Mr. Shah's 10th book, "The Caliph's House: A Year in Casablanca," published by Bantam in February.
A good detector is an algorithm that minimizes the probability of false alarm, subject to a constraint on the probability of missed detection.
In either case, care should be taken not to alarm the subject.
This alarmed his subjects, not only because of the trouble soldiers caused in the towns, but because it was against the English tradition to keep a professional army in peacetime.
Based on previous findings [ 6, 10], we hypothesized that social and monetary rewards could enhance cognitive control accuracy in children (i.e., reduce false alarms), but subjects with ADHD would have an improved response inhibition over healthy controls under conditions of non-social and social reinforcement.
According to Qingdao authorities, the system has a 98.1% accuracy rate and sounds an alarm if a subject's face is found in the police database.
By the end of the film, you get the sense that the job of trying to raise an alarm about this subject is also an exercise in futility.
So it was strange, and faintly alarming to his subjects, when the king broke a long silence on April 9th to urge his "beloved countrymen" to turn out and vote.
Averaging the percentage of correctly identified "old" pictures, corrected for bias by subtracting the percentage of false alarms for each subject, for the initial test phase (mean %age ± SEM) the control Wake group correctly recognized 76.27±2.52 percent of the old pictures, 80.29±3.35 for the Immediate group, 80.30±3.73 for the 2-Hour group, and 81.96±2.20 for the 4-Hour group.
