Sentence examples for increasingly worrisome from inspiring English sources

But the city has its own environmental concerns, notably an increasingly worrisome air quality problem.

During the afternoon, more people poured into the square and rumors became increasingly worrisome.

Dubbed "the CSI effect", this phenomenon became increasingly worrisome as scientists began criticising forensic specialities as junk science.

The growing popularity of the groups is making the gaps in oversight of them increasingly worrisome among those mindful of the influence of money on politics.

As Venezuela approaches a surprisingly competitive presidential election on Oct. 7, the ease with which propaganda gets enshrined as truth is getting increasingly worrisome.

While retirement has assumed myriad forms across the country, many economists and other experts on retirement see some common, increasingly worrisome trends.

This is an increasingly common but worrisome mistake in the usage of the word "Christian" when a particular brand of conservative Christian practice is meant.

The reason is increasingly obvious, and worrisome, to regulators in Britain and elsewhere: the concentration of big accounting engagements in just four firms' hands: PwC, Deloitte, KPMG and Ernst & Young.The "Big Four" audit 99 of the FTSE 100, and 240 of the FTSE 250.

From the vantage point of Baku, its strategic universe is increasingly complex and worrisome, if not threatening.

Second, individuals and institutions are piling into government securities to protect against principal loss in an increasingly uncertain and worrisome global economy and an ever-deepening European crisis.

Equally worrisome are the memories increasingly coming to the fore.