Sentence examples for disconcerting example from inspiring English sources
The news is yet another disconcerting example of seafood fraud that makes its way to the American dinner table.
Our study therefore provides a disconcerting example of the unexpected epidemiologic patterns that may be associated with the dispersal of both vectors (Ae. albopictus and Ae. aegypti) and pathogenic arboviruses (such as DENV and CHIKV).
In some cases China builds world-class pieces of infrastructure, but we have also seen a steady drip of deeply disconcerting examples of a system growing too fast for its own good.
When the authors call a mini-chapter "Do Fish Feel It?," their affirmative answer includes disconcerting examples of how octopuses and squid can learn to open jars, and how endangered sea turtles are killed in the process of harvesting shrimp.
For example, it is disconcerting to note that the global ChIP studies on p63 targets have so far not identified the p63RE described in this study.
The most crucial factor, she says, is consistency: "It can be very disconcerting for a child if the name gets changed – if the mother remarries, for example".
For example, looking somebody in the eye and telling them they are dying is often quite disconcerting for physicians outside of dedicated end-of-life care settings [ 17- 21].
Centrists are disconcerting.
