Sentence examples for a worrying question from inspiring English sources

But, as Cable implies, there is a worrying question for Clegg: where are these new voters that Clegg hopes to collect between now and the election?

That these match stereotypes so well suggests that they capture a national spirit, or create it, or a bit of both and raises a worrying question for anyone looking at England's proposed mishmash of a new curriculum.

And that raises a worrying question: what happens when their knees give out?Many of the acts that now draw huge crowds emerged in an era of multi-album record contracts, lavish marketing and radio payola.

After Euro 2012, and Trapattoni's decision to play two strikers in McClean's natural wide position in Kazakhstan and ahead of the former Derry City winger, I'm now asking myself a worrying question.

This is still a worrying question to be solved because cervical adenocarcinoma have a more aggressive biological behavior as compared with squamous cell carcinoma, with poorer prognosis and decreased survival rates.

This prompts a worrying question: whose side is the Government on?

Our results raise the important and worrying question whether resuscitation paradigms where normocapnic conditions established in a fast manner will, in fact, lead to the promotion of birth-asphyxia seizures.

Ved brought up the worrying question of dating.

The most worrying question he now asked himself was whether professional success in the Ottoman Army would depend on merit or on being an Arab or a Turk.

What was described by one of the barristers as an "extraordinary saga" has raised worrying questions about how the military investigates allegations of sex attacks and the care it provides to complainants, and once again focuses attention on a sexualised culture within the army.

I fear that this instance of an attempt to police journalism raises some worrying questions about police attitudes to the media and to Muslims.