Sentence examples for had worrisome from inspiring English sources

Nursing homes have had worrisome outbreaks, he said, and nine elderly patients have died.

Even from countries with generally positive reputations, some statements had worrisome overtones.

Some of these worked temporarily, while others had worrisome side effects.

He said the administration's record had worrisome implications beyond Cuba, especially considering Mr. Bush's intention to build a missile shield.

The poll also had worrisome signs for Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, who finished second in both Iowa and New Hampshire and is in a tough three-way battle in Michigan against Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee.

One N.F.C. general manager said he knew firsthand of a dozen teams that had pulled at least five players from their draft boards in recent days because those players had worrisome backgrounds.

But they mask an emerging division, one that has worrisome implications for our economy and society.

These trends have worrisome implications not just for older workers and their families, but for government budgets, too.

This has worrisome implications for the survival of the species, whose numbers have dropped sharply in the last two decades because of the overharvesting of horseshoe crabs.

Some tax expenditures, like the favorable tax treatment of employer-provided health insurance, may have worrisome effects (by encouraging overly generous plans) and so should be trimmed.

Pentagon officials say the strategy is irreversible, but they acknowledge that it has worrisome consequences that they have only begun to try to assess.