Sentence examples for deemed worrying from inspiring English sources

China and India's rankings in 67th and 71st place were deemed worrying in light of their population size, with cardiovascular disease being responsible for over a third of all deaths in China in 2012.

It was never deemed a concern or anything to worry about.

Officers operate today under the presumption that they are racist, even homicidal; their stop and arrest activity is measured against population benchmarks, rather than crime benchmarks, and thus deemed racially biased; they worry that any use of force against a black civilian, no matter how justified, could be interpreted as a race-based assault and could put their career at risk.

Dallas' X factor for much of the playoffs -– J.J. Barea –- has been deemed immaterial, something I worried about before the series.

Still others are deemed "anxiously attached"—they tend worry about rejection.

Madison Avenue is worried because an approach deemed tasteless or tactless could generate far more castigation than typically occurs when an advertiser is labeled thoughtless or clueless.

The woman said some of her neighbors were trying to sell their apartments and were worried that a balcony deemed a safety hazard would not be attractive to potential buyers.

Give or take some arguments about the "takings" clause of the Constitution, also a few dreadful court decisions about owners of property deemed "wetlands," Americans do not generally worry about expropriations.

In the course of protecting the country against what he deemed an existential threat, other worries seemed beside the point.

The family began to worry that he would be deemed deaf and mute, and might cost them entry into this country.

But as the flames rose up in the night sky skeptics worried that what was already deemed a tragedy could worsen.