Sentence examples for disturbingly common from inspiring English sources

Bad calls are a disturbingly common phenomenon this season.

Today, discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people is disturbingly common.

BACTERIA that are resistant to antibiotics are becoming disturbingly common in people.

But I have come to a sobering conclusion over the years: ineffective therapy is disturbingly common.

One of the diesel generators malfunctioned a disturbingly common problem, apparently, at nuclear power stations, and one of the key underlying reasons for the disaster at Fukushima.

Indeed, the overprescribing of antibiotics is disturbingly common, especially for respiratory infections of viral origin, which make up the vast majority of these "bronchial infections".

If this seems more Philip K. Dick than Darwin, Jones, even more disturbingly, cites the evolution of the common slug as a possible future role model for the evolution of men.

Not everyone is impressed.One common complaint is that the cabinet is now disturbingly incestuous.

He instantly registers as both a type, the sort of parasitic poor relation common to 19th-century European fiction, and a disturbingly real individual.

It too featured human beings sewn together mouth-to-anus so they shared a common alimentary system, but unlike its successor it was disturbingly realistic.

But, disturbingly, so is he.