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Republican Senate James Inhole sounded alarm bells as well, warning that the Congress might have to put brakes on the idea.

This would set off alarm bells in Beijing if it proved to be a true picture of export performance.

Long a bellwether for the U. S. economy, General Electric is now ringing alarm bells for investors.

Mr Tricoire said the nature of Chint's lawsuit and the size of the fine had set alarm bells ringing among many European companies.

That, though, should have set alarm bells ringing for her because the royals do not have long engagements.

Trained analysts then investigate suspicious reports to determine if additional investigations are needed or alarm bells should be raised.

Avoid setting off the "overqualified" alarm bells with your resume and cover letter.

That sounds alarm bells in a city where the public are increasingly disaffected by what they see as uaffordable real estate prices.

[but] reading it, pretty much every one of my enterprise-architecture alarm-bells went off. . .

A man can only handle so much intimacy before his alarm bells go off, saying it is time to find balance by pulling away.

Global climate change needs global action now. The alarm bells ought to be ringing in every capital of the world.

DRDO claims that it has the capability to develop such missiles but the government does not want alarm bells to clang around the globe.

The survey could ring alarm bells among investors as it suggests that internet sales could triple within a decade.

From Japan, S. Korea, India, down to Vietnam, Australia & the Philippians, Chinese increased defense budgets have been sounding alarm bells.

But a flop like this should also set off alarm bells.

Independent scientific studies raised serious alarm bells over the safety of GM foods over a decade ago.

Alarm-bells ringing, drums beating, the sea raging and thundering on its new beach, the attack began.

Sinopec buys at a premium to the market, paying a price for its acquisitions that would ring alarm bells at rivals.

Over the years, alarm bells ringing, and I determined not to learn mahjong, even playing cards, also solely for such food.

These reserves have declined for six consecutive months, raising some preliminary alarm bells among investors and leaders here.

To anyone who has lived through the rise and fall of the Japanese bubble economy, it should set off alarm bells.

And in my opinion, at least the alarm bells rang! ! ! ! !

Obviously alarm bells started to ring, and I questioned Anna.

But big scores on more than a few categories should set alarm bells ringing.

A model that looks appealing in part because assets are not valued at market prices ought to ring alarm bells.

When such complaints arise in France's most sensitive industry -- nuclear power -- alarm bells start ringing.

Also highlighted in the latest case is how willing authorities are to raise alarm bells publicly once a problem is found.

Running water, loud noises and scratchy clothing all can set off similar alarm bells for the autistic.

For these reasons, whenever optimism has turned to political arrogance, alarm bells have rung for Banyan.

But the new service could set off privacy alarm bells: Every conversation will be kept for posterity, unless users delete them.

America may have more vocal critics, but in China, the quiet ones are, in their own ways, ringing alarm bells as well.

The result was a near constant barrage of alarm bells - if your phone rang this often, you would go insane.

If a country tries to hide vital data about a potential pandemic, Dr Chan can override national sensitivities and ring the alarm bells.

Grain security to be alarm bells ringing.

Anything above 100%, implying that debts exceed foreign exchange, should ring alarm bells.

All these have sounded alarm bells and led to a rising tide of vegetarians, according to Zhou.

Economic indicators in recent months have set alarm bells ringing.

All these situations can ring alarm bells, but they don't necessarily mean the breast cancer arose from an inherited genetic mutation.

Nonetheless, the scale of the failure has set off alarm bells.

Tortilla wars and rising food prices in general started to raise alarm bells.

High levels of government subsidies also ring alarm bells.

He's the one who first identified this condition and raised the alarm bells.

The position of alarm bells is not suitable.

In the rich world a ratio of more than four would sound alarm bells; in other Asian countries prices are typically 5-7 times income.

Instead, India's poor risk-rating should ring alarm bells.

And early warning systems will only work if there are resources to respond to the alarm bells.

The clock tower affair has set the alarm bells ringing.

The position of alarm bells are not suitable.

It rings alarm bells for several reasons.

For many people, software plus finance would sound alarm bells, but Mr Goss seems unperturbed.

That is why the consolidation of Europe's package-holiday industry might not ring too many alarm bells in Brussels.

When not in the life to wake up our education system and education method, this is not a great sorrow? If a JiJi many alarm bells rang.

Alarm bells are ringing.

The clang of the alarm bells alarmed the village.

Now China's general level of inflation is setting off alarm bells in Beijing, having touched 6. 5 per cent in August.

When figures such as Tony Blair talk about "managing" the transition, alarm bells ring.

And so, I've learned to trust these alarm bells and to welcome the lessons they provide.

That will sound alarm bells in China and much of Asia.

Ser. 'These are all alarm bells to the courts, ' she added.

But when the IMF did sound the alarm bells last year about problems in the U. S. housing sector, few listened.

That set off alarm bells in America, which is worried that Mr Bashir will use the issue to delay deployment.

Recent strength in the yen has set off alarm bells and Tokyo, too, will do what it can to maintain its trade surplus.

At that time alarm bells will sound in your head, but as the week moves on, things may unravel.

When he's hanging out with his Singaporean buddies they complain about the 5 am alarm bells and the overbearing drill sergeant;

The 74 per cent rise in China's trade surplus last year should be setting off alarm bells in Beijing.

The Environmental Situation of Mines in West China is Sounding Alarm Bells

In the rich world a ratio of more than four would sound alarm bells;

Send alarm bells ringing across China

Latest UN report again sets alarm bells ringing about AIDS in China[Southern Weekend]