| Those at the CIA with more alarmist views gained favor at the White House, while those who were more skeptical lost it. |
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| Even less alarmist academics thought that it had to worsen things, but as soon as it passed, more poor people began looking for and getting jobs. |
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| The disjunction between this study's actual data and the alarmist headlines its authors helped generate is especially remarkable. |
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| The bishop attempts to deflect attention away from the source of the problem with irresponsible and alarmist honks and blats. |
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| Even the Defense Department, on the defensive, strained not to appear alarmist, saying confirmation was needed for the field tests. |
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| I follow him on Facebook, but it's all alarmist activist type stuff that just doesn't appeal to me. |
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| I'm not a hypochondriac or an alarmist, but this was such an odd thing that I went to my gynecologist, who ordered ultrasounds. |
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| The dog whistles of his earliest pronouncements have given way to a less alarmist tone. |
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| Don't doomsday and alarmist theories need evidence to support their tenability, also? |
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| Notwithstanding superficial Western reportage and alarmist propaganda by Arab Sunnis, Arab Shias do not obey the commands of Iranian Shias. |
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| One had assumed that these warnings had been heeded, examined and discounted as alarmist. |
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| Global salvationism thus combines alarmist visions and diagnoses with confidently radical collectivist prescriptions for the world. |
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| His suggestion that Europe could return to divisive nationalism was dismissed by many as alarmist and unhistorical. |
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| If he warns of a terror attack, he is playing alarmist politics. |
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| Since the beginning of the crisis, the Bloc has avoided being alarmist about public health measures. |
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| All these international guests have poured scorn on efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions or claimed the science of climate change is alarmist. |
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| Although the concerns outlined above may seem alarmist, they are shared by a majority of the population. |
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| Desertion was clearly not a major problem in New France, despite the alarmist statements made by officers and governors from time to time. |
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| I don't want to end on an alarmist note but it is the duty of a central banker to find something to worry about even in the sunniest projection! |
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| There is no point in being either utopian or alarmist, but we must be aware of our responsibilities. |
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| These are not alarmist estimates, but conservative figures prepared with great care last year. |
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| Graedon comes down firmly on the side of the luddites, but her vision of the future is less alarmist than alarmingly within reach. |
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| Stories on hot-button topics like recreational drug use or sexually transmitted diseases would be written without an alarmist or finger-wagging tone. |
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| But no longer seen as alarmist, MSF are the heroes with GOAL, an Irish NGO, and the International Medical Corps among others. |
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| I agree, of course, that health advice is alarmist, and increasingly contradictory. |
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| They're not, but the alarmist numbers are more likely to get media attention. |
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| Of course, dictatorships issue this sort of alarmist propaganda all the time. U.S. troops on the parallel can't sneeze without Pyongyang accusing them of germ warfare. |
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| Some people have worried that parts of the series were overly alarmist. |
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| For the less gullible among us, the administration's alarmist rhetoric in 2002 was a grim farce, and the unfolding of the nightmare we see today was a foregone conclusion. |
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| I do not want to come across as alarmist, because there's plenty of evidence to suggest that Canada has a very professional and competent security intelligence service. |
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| Dismissing Coleman's concerns as alarmist, his critics maintained that the idea of peers becoming the dominant influence on a child came from untypical cases on the fringe of society. |
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| To suggest, then, that the new public management and the old lead in two different directions is not to be alarmist or negative, but to lay the groundwork for a necessary synthesis. |
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| One would have hoped for a corresponding abatement in alarmist reactions. |
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| And it is necessary not to be alarmist or xenophobe but to warn about a source of routine problems when dealing with these proportions, like those that some of our cities are already experiencing. |
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| The rhetoric about palling around with terrorists is too alarmist. |
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| I think it is very important to keep this matter in proportion and to avoid crying wolf with alarmist statements which are not supported by the facts. |
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| However, he seems to be quite an alarmist over the idea of lobbyists. |
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| Yet, like so many other alarmist studies produced by self-styled consumer advocates in recent decades, they contain fatal methodological flaws. |
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| The statements were both inaccurate and alarmist. |
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| Are these alarmist headlines, or cause for real concern? |
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| From this angle, one could note immediately after the start of Operation 'Cast Lead' a wave of alarmist statements concerning the Palestinians' humanitarian situation. |
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| Without being alarmist, the report sizes up future risks and opens readers' eyes to the serious difficulties that may soon be facing the international community. |
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| Since it is often released in a hurry, information must be comprehensible and scientific, and must take care not to be conflicting, sensational or alarmist. |
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| Among Wall Street economists, Mr. Roach has not been a paid-up member of the alarmist camp. |
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| The alarmist report on the dolphinarium led to the establishment of a ministerial commission in charge of assessing the issues around dolphins in captivity. |
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| But Ferdinand was most likely an alarmist and read into the Council the possibility of a total ban on polyphony. |
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| Frankly, this is nothing more than a comparison of apples and oranges and evidence of alarmist speculation based on junk science sponsored by an anti-nuclear organization. |
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| I would add that the alarmist predictions I have been reading in some quarters about the cost of enlargement for the CAP are just not borne out by our analysis. |
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| Fortunately, this alarmist prediction proved wrong. |
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| Written by then-13-year-old co-star Nikki Reed, this immersive study of no-longer-girls-gone-wild strip-mines every alarmist notion in pop psych books about modern teens. |
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| Clearly, those 1960s doomster reports not only were alarmist, but wrong. |
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