Sentence examples for call alarming from inspiring English sources

He also displayed a bit of the flashy populism that has won the loyalty of many Chongqing citizens but has annoyed other leaders, proclaiming that China's Gini coefficient — a yardstick for the gap between the rich and poor — had reached 0.46, a level some social scientists would call alarming.

The district attorney's office said it would seek changes to what it called "alarming" gaps in state law.

In a recent report, PitchBook said that a "disproportionate share" of money was going to late-stage companies, a trend that it called "alarming".

Fixed call alarms in cubicles might be a better solution (current 'arrest' alarms do not provide location information).

It is used as a territorial call, alarm and announcement.

A call alarm (wireless personal call alarm or call alarm in the room) was used in 14 falls (54%) compared to 5 falls (19%) were the alarm was not used.

Call alarm systems were widely available but were often not used when they could have been.

Locations of the fall (living area/sleeping area/bathroom/hall/other), use of a call alarm (wireless personal call alarm or call alarm in the room) (yes/no), time needed to use the call alarm after a fall (in seconds), time of healthcare worker response (in minutes) and time on the ground (in minutes) were analyzed.

Many of those in the study population had call alarm systems.

Main outcome measures Inability to get up without help, lying on floor for a long time after falling, associated factors; availability and use of call alarm systems; participants' views on using call alarms to summon help if needed after falling.

Mean time on the ground was 28 minutes (SD=25.4; range 2 59) without using a call alarm compared to 11 minutes (SD=9.2; range 3 38) when using a call alarm (p=0.445).