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Перевод: alarmist

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Тезаурус:

1. Anne Butler's attitude was a bit alarmist.
2. It is not too alarmist to wonder whether this may be the last truly British election.
3. DES Circular 8/86 referred to the "important safeguards" offered by these sections against what the side note to section 44 refers to as "political indoctrination" - indicating a somewhat alarmist approach overall.
4. The facts do not support such alarmist statements.
5. Nevertheless, I think you will understand that to one not accustomed to committing such errors, this development was rather disturbing, and I did in fact begin to entertain all sorts of alarmist theories as to their cause.
6. Much of the political reaction to these trends has been unhelpful and alarmist.
7. Frau Nordern agreed, although not without adding a rider of her own: "I always did think that Bodo was being alarmist."
8. And without being alarmist, most of us would like to know more about the effect of years of chemical bombardment on our bodies.
9. The National House Building Council (NHBC), which guarantees the structure of most new houses for a period of 10 years and issues detailed technical instructions for the design and construction of dwellings, claimed that the "World in Action" programme was "alarmist".
10. G.F.McCleary's book, The Menace of British Depopulation and Eva Hubback's, The Population of Britain were other publications which were even more almost alarmist about the future viability of the British population.
11. It does not aim to tell readers what they can do to help the environmental cause, nor is it written in an alarmist way.
12. He rejected the FoE Scotland study as "alarmist", down-played damage to forests in West Germany as "very small" and stated that "no damage" had been seen in the UK.
13. It was not alarmist or panicky, but a rational response to a real risk."