Sentence examples for even more disturbingly from inspiring English sources

Even more disturbingly, the reassuring sound of birdsong is also missing.

Even more disturbingly, it is totally unregulated, making it even less regulated than the financial institutions in this country.

Even more disturbingly, thanks to its stranglehold over the network, BT has been able to win 50% of the retail broadband market.

Even more disturbingly, he added, he and others were plagued by mystery "accidents" such as hammers being dropped from platforms above the stage.

Perhaps even more disturbingly, there's something inherently soothing about such stereotypes for mass audiences – a point particularly relevant to the wild popularity of Bamboozled's own minstrel show.

Even more disturbingly for China's regional rivals, the airstrip may be intended as part of a wider web of bases and supply stations.

More disturbingly, even when older people aren't barred by age, they get left out for other reasons.

Even more perniciously, they could encourage the disturbingly popular notion that somebody, somewhere bankers, fund managers, companies or even the government should now pay for the losses that gullible and greedy investors ran up after the bursting of the stockmarket bubble.Let the markets workA far more sensible course is to allow the market itself to find the solution as it is already.

More disturbingly, some tweets even linked Davuluri's coronation with 9/11, suggesting that the choice of a brown woman was in some way disrespectful and unpatriotic, given the fact that the pageant was held four days after the 12th anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center.

Several songs make it clear that she finds herself disturbingly vulnerable to the dangers of sex and love, perhaps even more so at middle age than in her youth.

The study of 780 cases revealed that companies were targeting the under-18s and – more disturbingly – people with mental health issues, and that some customers were even drunk at the time of being talked into taking out a loan.