Sentence examples for admittedly worrying from inspiring English sources

The sharp spike the CIPD found in graduates becoming clerical workers or estate agents is admittedly worrying.

It's admittedly worrying that adversarial examples are so effective at tricking current AI models.

Rather, they argue that despite the admittedly worrying Chinese military buildup in general and in the South China Sea in particular, together with its assertive claims to small islands also claimed by other Asian states, Chinese behavior is best understood as motivated not by the grandiose policy of seeking "hegemony" over the region, but by more limited goals.

While I admittedly worry about the effects — both good and bad — of this desire, my concern in the piece was not with "abuses" of science but with the very desire itself and what it unconsciously represses.

In 1789, when few people ever travelled more than a few score or a few hundred miles from where they were born and where there was no such thing as "the media" (the few newspapers had very limited circulations), the Framers admittedly worried that voters wouldn't have as much information about candidates for nationwide as for local office.

Chotpintu is admittedly worried.

Admittedly, I was worried when I saw this was a game show sketch.

These are real concerns, admittedly, but I worry that we aren't making a forceful enough case to promising students about the value of creating a rigorous intellectual experience in college.

I soothed this admittedly strange worry – that my favourite sitcom family could have been Trump supporters – by considering a more plausible outcome.

Unfortunately, there is no wonder pill that will magically relieve you of your worrying (though there are, admittedly, anti-anxiety drugs that may help).

Only a one percent difference, admittedly, but coming in second place is worrying for Labour HQ.