Sentence examples for get worrisome from inspiring English sources

From time to time we get worrisome evidence of data malfeasance, such as the last big revelation of N.S.A. eavesdropping, in 2005, which disclosed that the agency was tapping Americans without the legal nicety of a warrant, or the more recent I.R.S. targeting of right-wing political groups.

If you're gaming and charging, say, a Samsung Galaxy phone at the same time, the heat could get worrisome, especially after what happened with the Note 7 and all.

"If there were the ability for someone to hack into those accounts, that really gets worrisome," he said.

If economic conditions got worrisome enough, Reagan could accept a tax increase that had been worked up by Congress, like he did in 1982.

These David Brooks columns are getting worrisome.

Combine this new potential for big zero-day exploits with the many, many millions of Adobe Acrobat (Adobe's official PDF reader) installs around the world, and this all starts to get pretty worrisome.

One of the dominant trades this morning was the purchase of 20,000 bearish put options at the 10 strike in the September contract where a buyer spent 30 cents to either cover a long stock position or to speculate that the lack of organic revenue growth at GE is going to get more worrisome over time.

The trends are getting more worrisome.

In perhaps the film's most memorable exchange, a girl asks the gang leader, "Hey, Johnny, what are you rebelling against?" Replies Brando with a world-weary sigh, "What've you got?" So worrisome was the prospect that the film might legitimize teenage rebellion that the British Board of Film Censors banned The Wild One for the next 14 years.

I emailed them on Wednesday and got a worrisome replay on Thursday that said, "Stuff is hitting the fan this week.

Still, if a symptom is worrisome, get it checked out without delay.