The phrase "are really worrisome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express concern or anxiety about a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are really worrisome for many employees who fear job security."
Alternatives: "are quite concerning" or "are very troubling."
"The data situation in many countries is really worrisome," says Jütting.
"The cutting back of the federal funding for these communities is really worrisome," Tauli-Corpuz said.
"What's happening in Michoacán is really worrisome," says Shannon O'Neil of the Council on Foreign Relations.
When you see a tenured person leaving, there's always the concern that they will be replaced by part-time or adjuncts — and that trend is really worrisome".
(A weed cupcake must be really worrisome for some people.) Twenty-fourTwenty-fourpercentdents voted alcohol the most dangerous, and tobacco took the top spot with 41percentt of respondents calling it the most harmful.
The question we really have to ask ourselves is: "Does the music transcend aesthetics?" Because I think very often what independent music is preoccupied with is an aesthetic over architectural integrity, and that's the thing that I think is really worrisome, where journalists are often interested in critiquing an aesthetic rather than critiquing quality--the nuts and bolts of the music.
"When I see what's happening in Colorado with edibles the sodas, ice-creams being targeted toward kids—I think that's really worrisome," says Kevin Sabet, former senior advisor on drug policy for the Obama administration and co-founder of Smart Approaches to Marijuana, an anti-cannabis group.
"What's really the most worrisome is the degree to which we have that disconnect".
"It's not really worrisome," Garciaparra said.
What's really worrisome are the signs that he intends to be an ideological Grand Inquisitor.
