Sentence examples for a very worrisome from inspiring English sources

This is a very worrisome".

"It's a very worrisome combination, and we have got to get on a new track".

Niger, which has a government that is taking a very worrisome authoritarian turn, and Cameroon, which is many respects similar to what Guinea looked like under Lansana Conté.

"I think this is a very worrisome issue," said Christine Hines, the consumer and civil justice counsel at Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group.

Judith Hope, the former chairwoman of the New York Democratic Party, said that the decision to allow Mrs. Clinton to speak removed "a very worrisome" issue.

So this is a very worrisome time.' The West, he believes, will see at best very low growth over the next 30 years.

"They were all very worrisome at some point.

That didn't impress me (my wife has shoes with that outfit, too), but the editor repeated the word in a broader-context phrase: "Very worrisome shoes".

All the talk in Washington in the last few days about the $150 billion economic stimulus plan agreed to by the White House and the House obscures a vitally important and very worrisome fact.

Obviously, with these new emerging technologies, there has now surfaced a number of key issues, privacy among them, that are very worrisome to a whole host of people.

"Anything over a few hundred yards across that appears to be on a collision course with Earth is very worrisome," according to Edward Beshore, a University of Arizona scientist involved in the mission.