Sentence examples for time of alarm from inspiring English sources

The quiet acknowledgment of higher casualties is coming at a time of alarm about the Taliban's gains across Afghanistan.

The time of alarm handling, and accuracy, as well as human reliability were evaluated to compare the original layout with the improved one.

Stability and continuity are likely to be his guiding principles, at a time of alarm over the rise of Isis in Iraq and Syria, turmoil in neighbouring Yemen, the kingdom's rivalry with Iran and controversy over its resisting calls for Opec production cuts as the price of oil has plummeted.

Calving assistance was provided if there was a delay of the second stage of labour beyond 90 min from the time of alarm activation.

For waveforms in which the origin of the artefact(s) or arrhythmia(s) was uncertain, other waveforms or pulse rates (eg, a direct measurement of arterial pressure (ART) or SpO2) at the time of alarm generation were also referenced.

And at a time of alarming -- some say, lethal -- uncivil discourse, the role of art as a force for civilization and civility should make it more worthy than ever of public funding for the public good.

The government also on Friday approved new rules dictating the working hours of air traffic controllers, as well as a law allowing the army to take over airspace in times of alarm.

Goebe et al. [ 16] examined risk of death during various firefighting duties among male firefighters and found that firefighters were substantially more likely to die from CVD-related events during: 1) fire suppression activities; 2) the time period of alarm response; and 3) alarm returns when compared to nonemergency tasks.

In order to confirm that this trigger is an SC and not a false trigger, the other stations are checked if they alarm for a trigger within a certain period around the time of this alarm.

Nest Protect can send information about a potential fire straight to your phone, if Internet and Wi-Fi are working at the time of the alarm.

But the intervention by Ankara shows that an important neighbour is thinking seriously about a political transition that could in theory win wide international backing at a time of mounting alarm about the crisis.