Sentence examples for a worrying finding from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a worrying finding" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing research results or observations that raise concern or alarm. Example: "The study revealed a worrying finding regarding the increase in pollution levels in urban areas."
This slight increase in MICs with MRSA clones are a worrying finding.
As vancomycin is considered to be the cornerstone of therapy for serious MRSA infections, the increasing MICs are a worrying finding.
Dr Tim Chico, consultant cardiologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, said it was a worrying finding.
In a worrying finding, the report states that 70 per cent of young people currently enter the workforce in jobs that will be "radically affected by automation".
"This is a worrying finding, considering that we can already see an increase in ocean acidity today that is the result of human carbon emissions.
This is a worrying finding and does not allay my fears that I would be perceived in a different, more negative light if my history were known more widely.
A particularly worrying finding emerging from this study was that many health workers often considered leaving their jobs.
A somewhat worrying finding of this meta-analysis was that under low efficacy, the effect of threat was negative and almost significant.
This is a rather worrying finding in the poor populations in the horn of Africa; however, this data is comparable to study done in India which found a similar prevalence, particularly of MBL (NDM_1, VIM types, and IMP types) among family Enterobacteriaceae.
Ofsted has placed five of the city's schools in special measures after "deeply worrying" findings.
The watchdog has placed five of the city's schools in special measures after "deeply worrying" findings.
