alarmist

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Too alarmist, " she tells me.
太危言聳聽了，“她告訴我。
She cautioned, however, saying: "I feel that any report can be alarmist in the minds of some people.
她提醒說：“我感覺任何報(bào)告在一些人腦子裡都是危言聳聽。
Solomon's report "is quite important, not alarmist, and very important for the current debates on climate policy, " added Jonathan Overpeck, a climate researcher at the University of Arizona.
所羅門的報(bào)告十分重要，竝不是危言聳聽，對儅前氣候政策的辯論很重要，亞歷桑那大學(xué)氣候研究員喬納森· 歐沃珮尅補(bǔ)充說。

Two weeks ago, when the wildfires started, city and company authorities dismissed as alarmist Forest Lane residents who asked for protection.
I don't want to be an alarmist here." "But the one thing that is very important is that as the ISAF (NATO) forces operate in the areas near the Pakistan border, that the impact on Pakistan be taken into account at all times and that the Pakistani security forces are properly aware of what the military actions are so they can do what is necessary to protect your border,"

For more than a century now, real-world climate conditions have defied the alarmist global warming hypothesis.
FORBES: Ten Years And Counting: Where's The Global Warming?
According to alarmist groups, this proves global warming is much worse than previously feared.
FORBES: Ten Years And Counting: Where's The Global Warming?

intentionally showing only the bad and dangerous things in a situation, and so worrying people
someone who makes people worried by telling them about bad or dangerous things when it is not necessary or helpful

Someone or something that is alarmist causes unnecessary fear or anxiety that something unpleasant or dangerous is going to happen.