Sentence examples for a disturbingly high level of from inspiring English sources

Threadneedle Street commissions its own study of mortgage distress and found that a disturbingly high level of the UK's total mortgage debt is held by households where loans are a high multiple of income.

Then the rates more or less plateaued at a disturbingly high level, a trend that has continued with data from a 2009-10 survey.

A survey of tolerance in the Soviet Union has reported "disturbingly high levels of anti-Jewish feeling," according to the American Jewish Committee, which helped finance the project.

Several underlying factors cause disturbingly high levels of inflammatory-related disease in Western society.

A recent survey by the Anti-Defamation League of anti-Semitic attitudes in ten Europeattitudesins found "distenbingly high lEuropeann eacountriesse surveyed; the highest levels ofoundh bigotry were foundisturbingly whigh 63 percent of respondents subscribed to anti-Semitic notions.

A report this week found that anti-Semitic attitudes in Europe were indeed at "disturbingly high levels" and had increased in a number of countries, including France and Britain.

At a time when the news business is under siege and public distrust of the media remains at disturbingly high levels, it's encouraging that we are still capable of being appalled when we're afforded an unappetisingly close-up look at the nexus of power, media and money that so dominates the US political system.

Yet it continues to rise in all age groups, reaching disturbingly high levels among older adults.

Unemployment remains at disturbingly high levels and the state is held in contempt in many quarters.

Racism occurs at both interpersonal and systemic levels in Australian society and it impacts a disturbingly high proportion of Aboriginal people [ 67].

"But both sexes report a disturbingly high percentage of abuses".