The fat crisis has spawned a series of alarming articles in the news outlets this summer, a hopeful sign, some experts say, that Canadians are at least becoming aware of the new health threat.
Their views have been amplified in a number of alarming articles in the press, and have set off a fierce debate that rages in scientific journals and conferences around the world.
Should your former spouse's enthusiasm for an activity like Pokémon Go win out, or should the alarming articles you've read, about things like excessive screen time causing "digital dementia" in children, form the basis of the rule you both agree to follow and enforce?
The strange thing is, it doesn't seem so long ago that I was reading equally alarming articles about the rising rates of anorexia in teenage girls; which might suggest that something more complicated is happening here; a more confusing narrative that straightforward statistics reveal.
Industrial output in the euro area declined by an alarming 1.9% in January.See article: Can the world escape recession?Changing handsBHP, an Australian mining group, announced it would merge with Billiton, a smaller British rival with South African roots.
Consequently, to uninitiated readers the article presented an alarming picture of endosulfan, a pesticide registered for use in over 70 countries for more than 40 years.
Energy cannot be more important than human disaster, continued Muzaffer.6 Similarly, M. R. Tarafdar (2009), a water-resources expert, in an article "Tipaimukh Dam: an alarming venture" apprehended some adverse effects of the Dam.
An InsideClimate News article by Lisa Song illustrates an alarming disconnect between industry rhetoric and reality when it comes to detecting leaks on pipelines.
No, the big issue here is that this article is part of an alarming trend by respected academics, policy wonks, and other prominent figures.
In an article from Fast Company, writer and editor Ariel Schwartz highlights an alarming study about consumer perception.
