Sentence examples for alarming timing from inspiring English sources
"This comes at a very alarming timing given that the September deadline Ken Paxton laid out is approaching," said Martinez Rosas, whose current permit expires in November.
THESE are alarming times for the BBC.
Ebert gave particular praise to Spacey, labeling him "superb", and Aniston, judging her performance to be a "surprise" and a return to form, stating "she has acute comic timing and hilariously enacts alarming sexual hungers".
"It's the process by which they made this move and the timing of it that are alarming".
It's good timing – New York has seen an alarming 400% spike in violent crime in some parts of the city in the last year.
These examples show the capability of the algorithm to determine the SC timing correctly and its immunity against alarming false triggers.
Democratic lawmakers have condemned President Donald Trump's administration for releasing a federal climate change report on Black Friday, arguing the timing was meant to bury its alarming findings and warnings.
For the markets, the more alarming news in yesterday's Fed statement was the relative hawkishness about the timing of the first interest rate increase.
The proposed alarming strategy is able to achieve a balance between alarming accuracy and alarming sensitivity.
The timing and nature of these dramatic rises in stressors coincides with that of the equally alarming increases in depressive symptomatology during adolescence, particularly for girls; adolescence marks the period which initiates the increasingly greater prevalence in the rates of depression in girls versus boys (e.g., Hankin et al. 1998; Twenge and Nolen-Hoeksema 2002).
