Sentences with phrase «more alarming statements»

Not exact matches

Turaki Vanguard, in a statement signed in Abuja yesterday by its coordinator of the group, Dimeji Fabiyi, said, «We are alarmed to read the account of Mr. Segun Adewale on the crisis bedevilling the erstwhile ruling Peoples Democratic Party and our consternation is more confounding because of the witless attempt by the factional chairman of the PDP in Lagos State to string the Turakin Adamawa to the crisis in the PDP.

Study participants in this category identified highly with the statement «The more «like» notification alarms I receive, the more I feel approved by my peers.»

«This is a tantalizing discovery with a low chance of being a false alarm, but before we can start rewriting the textbooks, we'll need to see more bursts associated with gravitational waves from black hole mergers,» study lead author Valerie Connaughton, of the National Space, Science and Technology Center in Huntsville, Alabama, said in a statement.

I would be better of if more of the climate scientists were more sober and less alarming in their statements.

Here we had an alarming fact (fish dying) and we had researchers overstating the relevance of their research style for the study of the problem (all were potentially relevant but many statements were more certain than they should have been).

The central idea of the article is a vicious feedback loop: Scientists make meaningless or ambiguous statements = > Advocates and media translate statements into alarmist declarations = > Politicians respond to alarm by feeding scientists more money = > [a larger number of scientists and pseudo --RSB- Scientists make meaningless or ambiguous [or false] statements...

scientific statements about climate are hyped by those with a vested interest in alarm, thus raising the political stakes for policy makers who provide funds for more science research to feed more alarm to increase the political stakes.

Alarm, we see, actually demands much more that the iconic statement itself.

The Iron Triangle (and, the Iron Rice Bowl) described by Richard S. Lindzen, Ph.D., is as follows: «Scientists make meaningless or ambiguous statements... Advocates and media translate statements into alarmist declarations... Politicians respond to alarm by feeding scientists more money.»

While this was horrific enough, the statements by S.C. governor Vikki Haley may have been more alarming.

The one alarm bell that stood out for me was her statement to the effect that real estate «agents», as she described them, could now put their MLS listings on her site, and thereby achieve more «double ends».

Fire deaths in the United States realized a dramatic decline over the past three decades as smoke alarms became common — more than 95 per cent of homes have them, says a statement from the organization.