Sentence examples for cases alarmed from inspiring English sources

The West's scientists have been taken by surprise, its political leaders shaken and in some cases alarmed.

The recent progress in the field of deep learning has been extraordinary and some cases, alarming from near human or beyond human capabilities around image and voice translation in real-time to prowess in winning games from Jeopardy five years ago, to GO and Poker that where recently thought too ambiguous, open ended or too nuanced to automate.

While bacterial pathogens were identified in only 14% cases, alarming rates of antimicrobial resistance to recommended first- and second-line therapies are likely to result in a growing burden of hospitalized diarrhea in young children in this setting.

The decision to proceed with criminal charges in the Concorde case alarmed airlines and aviation safety experts worldwide.

His case alarmed critics of the Chinese government because his posting did not reveal the sender or the source of the information.

The decision to proceed with criminal charges in the Concorde case alarmed airlines and aviation safety experts worldwide, who contend that the threat of prosecution dissuades witnesses from cooperating in crash investigations.

The toddler's case alarmed the authorities in Mali after it was found she had displayed symptoms whilst travelling through the country by bus, including Bamako, on her return from neighbouring Guinea.

Italian president Sergio Mattarella called the case "alarming" and Italian police have opened an investigation.

Such a high prevalence of difficulty perceiving speech is in any case alarming.

As Margaret Hodge, the children's minister, began work last month on new guidelines to identify such cases, alarm spread among social services chiefs.

However, while China's rise has been met with suspicion and in some cases alarm, it remains many Asian countries' largest trade partner, donor, and source of investment.