Sentence examples for acutely worrying from inspiring English sources

"We need a passport office or a students loan company here in Tottenham – a major public sector employer that will do something about the acutely worrying levels of unemployment," he said.

In this case, however, it's just the Disco Boy dancing for the delight of lorry drivers who've been brought to a standstill due to Operation Stack, so it is HILARIOUS rather than acutely worrying.

Faced with chronic famine and international isolation, North Koreans have become acutely worried about their increasing dependence on China.

He also said that he was more acutely worried about air strikes than about the depravities of the Islamists.

Mr. Fujimori's trip stunned Clinton administration officials, who last week were acutely worried that he might be ousted by military officers loyal to his fired intelligence chief, Vladimiro Montesinos.

Less than five months before the opening of the Olympics, Beijing is acutely worried about an international reaction and is arguing that its response to the protests has been reasonable.

It may be noteworthy that, among the scientists, it was primarily the older generation, men like Einstein and Planck, Niels Bohr and Schrödinger, who were most acutely worried about this state of affairs which their own work had chiefly brought about.

Papers released under the 30-year rule show Mrs Thatcher was acutely worried about retaking the islands.

When Marjane reached 14 her parents became acutely worried about her and sent her abroad to protect her from herself and her independent mind.

"This high-level lobbying shows how acutely embarrassed and worried the Israelis are," James Montague, an award-winning author of two books on football and conflict, told VICE News.

After a history in which Poland was conquered by Russia and Germany and at times disappeared from the map, Poles worry more acutely than people in many other countries, particularly European ones, about questions of national defense.