Sentence examples for a worrisome question from inspiring English sources

That raises a worrisome question: How many major quakes are lurking in underestimated or unknown faults?

That raised a worrisome question: Can nonnative mollusks somehow escape from the seafood department to the ocean?

This isn't necessarily a bad thing, and the ideas put forth by these women are absolutely crucial for building a better future in America, but it does raise a worrisome question.

Nevertheless, an even more worrisome question is whether any of such associations between random sets of non-coding elements and GO categories occurs systematically, as this would suggest that some particular GO categories are likely to be reported as significant on a regular basis.

What he might do when his language would have to translate into real-world action — when the crisis might not be keeping supporters like Sheldon Adelson in his camp, but addressing a unstable armed escalation — is the worrisome question.

The worrisome question now is whether the ethics panel has promulgated a loophole for flatly ignoring appearances of conflict of interest.

The most worrisome question has been whether the revolution would spread from Swat to the much more populous and strategic province next door, Punjab.

But a new consultant's report, released by the Bloomberg administration only after a judge's order, raises worrisome questions about the new system's effectiveness.

Last October, Dan Egan wrote an excellent article in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel which raised worrisome questions about the development of the fish barrier and its ability to stave off this threat.

Robert Blecker, a professor at New York Law School who supports the death penalty, said the lawsuit raised worrisome questions about the fairness of Mr. Weis's trial.

And this raised worrisome questions.