Sentence examples for lead to alarm from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's anything in this brief that should lead to alarm," said Dr. Michael D. Shelby, director of the Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction, who oversaw the report.

His statements led to alarm around the world, a drop in the rate of MMR vaccination and, in the UK, a rise in cases of measles cases.

However, modern alarm systems often produce large amounts of false or nuisance alarms which leads to alarm floods.

The unanswered questions of what currency Scotland would use and what central bank it would have led to alarm in the corporate world as well as weighing on voters' minds.

While the plight of desperate Syrians caught in the middle of a ruthless dictator and the Islamic State galvanized a push for more action during the recent Canadian election, concern over the logistics of Trudeau's plan led to alarm over security risks following the assault on Paris.

Over the past months, we've witnessed a number of shocking bullying cases that have led to alarming school violence.

Idi Sahirou, Chief of Dan Neino village in Niger's Maradi region, recalls the villagers' lives after last year's severe drought led to alarming shortfalls in crop and pasture production.

The cruise line council said the sensitivity of the detectors would lead to false alarms, and passengers might ignore a real alarm.

Misinterpretation of results may lead to false alarms or failures to detect anomalous signals.

However, it could lead to false alarms in the car detection.

Unfortunately, this means that benign variations in the operating or environmental conditions of the structure must be handled very carefully, lest they lead to false alarms.