Sentence examples for brought worrying from inspiring English sources

A cosy cartel between the old parties has brought worrying overlaps between business and politics, the stench of dirty money from the east and a stream of scandals involving the courts, police and spooks.

Now, however, the OECD – the rich-country club which can hardly be dismissed as part of the educational "blob" that Mr Gove used to set himself against – brings worrying news about the country that the former education secretary used to describe as his inspiration.

Climate change is taking hold and will bring worrying impacts but there is still time to limit the damage.

The megaprojects have brought worries for these communities.

Others brought worries, gripes and the unscripted sort of imagery most candidates would rather avoid.

The plunging oil price has brought worries about bad debts in the offing.

That has brought worries about a property bubble and concerns that some of the loans might ultimately go sour.

But Mr. Qadri's sudden arrival on the political scene has also brought worries that he represents the interests of forces bent on derailing Pakistan's fragile democratic order.

He said economic reform would be his top priority, but news of a coup in nuclear-armed Pakistan brought worries of further conflict along the border in Kashmir.See article: How India votedAustralian peacekeepers in East Timor shot dead an Indonesian policeman and wounded others during a skirmish along the ill-marked border with neighbouring West Timor.

But they also bring worries about privacy, and of justice systems run by machines not people.In this section Where have all the burglars gone?

The benign trend of a strong dollar and weak commodity prices seems to be on the turn, bringing worries of higher inflation.China, and regional political stability, is always perilously hard to predict.