Sentence examples for if worrisome from inspiring English sources

The results proved to be consistent if worrisome.

The trends stemmed from a combination of factors: the natural tendency of governments and businesses toward accretion of power; fundamental economic realities that, especially in the tech sphere, favor monopolies and oligopolies; and the public's understandable, if worrisome, preference for convenience and what is too often the illusion of security.

It's quite another when what's in question is a widely sold, routine pain pill like Merck's Vioxx, linked to uncommon if worrisome heart problems.

Now the Emerson's wonderful performances of all 15 quartets are available in a Deutsche Grammophon recording, and we are invited as we listen, and as we await the return of Shostakovich's gripping, if morally worrisome, "Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District" to the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday evening, to reflect at leisure on his stature as musician and, alas, as the object of a cult.

More research is needed to determine if these worrisome possibilities are correct.

For example, if the worrisome point is to undress before a stranger, find a doctor who is of the same gender as your relative to make it less unsettling.

It's undeniably worrisome; but if worrying is our thing, we have much else to worry about.

People want the truth, even if it is worrisome, so honesty is crucial [ 24] even if that meant being told "we don't know, at this stage".

The news from abroad was, if anything, more worrisome.

This could prove worrisome if unemployment continues to creep higher".

The state of the ratings agencies might be less worrisome if effective regulatory oversight were coming.