How to pronounce “alarmist” in English

alarmists favorite dystopia, the Singularity.

as alarmist.

that climate alarmists, of whom I am one, do often talk about the future in

Y no es alarmista, no estoy diciendo-- no es una cuenta atrás en la cual probablemente le esté dando más años de tiempo de vida al planeta de los que va

You don't want to be too alarmist.

And you can be an alarmist about it.

I don't mean to be overly alarmist here, and I certainly don't mean to suggest this is going to happen tomorrow.

So I don't want to be an alarmist.

So you shouldn't think that I'm some alarmist who's out you're just trying to hawk a book about water.

Well, I don't mean to seem unduly alarmist, but we do have to contemplate the possibility that terrorists get their hands on weapons of mass destruction.

compunction than I did two months ago I used to think I was being alarmist in talking about that and I had some

They started a coordinated PR effort to discredit him, trying to call him alarmist, and starting a rumor that he wasn't even a real doctor

But even though that caused a lot of commotion, the economics literature is actually much less alarmist on this topic.

James Hansen, who's one of the most outspoken alarmist climate scientists out there, wrote his book for a general audience and called it "Storms of My Grandchildren."

Rachel Carson, when she published "Silent Spring," she was called hyperbolic and alarmist.

But because the scientists who put it together put it together with a much more urgent, alarmist approach

And if you're not taking the establishment side, then you're alarmist, and you're extremist, and you're unbalanced.

And so you say some may view this book and its title as alarmist--

Et donc c'est ça qui est assez compliqué parce que nous on a cette position-là où d'un côté on ne veut pas être alarmiste.