Sentence examples for called alarm from inspiring English sources

Such a situation is called alarm flood.

In fact, I'm seriously considering penning such a book, called "Alarm Bells".

Dr. Shorr hypothesized that the staff developed what he called alarm fatigue.

Ironically, sometimes the way a date responds to the idea of a book called "Alarm Bells" sets off those same bells themselves.

But he's keen to encourage a recently formed group called Alarm Will Sound, and has ideas of writing a piece for them to share perhaps with other ensembles perhaps in Europe, while a smaller US-based group, Eighth Blackbird, has also asked him for a piece.

A new control packet called ALARM is used in DPRAODV, while other main concepts are the dynamic threshold value.

An iPhone app called Alarmed has a feature that allows you to create regular reminders throughout the day.

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

The sub-headline on the article called alarms "a dubious deterrent to a few; a nuisance to everyone else".

This type of approach is called alarm-based forecast.

Ame-no-uzume-no-mikoto, her Japanese counterpart, was called Alarming Female.