Sentence examples for is perhaps worrying from inspiring English sources

However, it is perhaps worrying that the chief character witness for Baker, produced in the opening few minutes, is the hectoringly pop-eyed John Lydon, who recently distinguished himself by telling a woman interviewer: "When a man is talking, you do not interrupt".

There were perhaps worries about the child abuse scandal from her Islington days, which some of the press might try to revive.

If this is the case, then this undermines input legitimacy; if not, then lower turnout is perhaps less worrying.

American schools seem to be reinforcing educational differences rather than reducing them.The third reason for gloom is perhaps the most worrying.

Mr Bush then added disingenuity to leaden-footedness, declaring that nobody had anticipated the breaching of the levees even though people have been worrying about the possibility for years and an official report published in 2001 warned of impending disaster.Mr Bush's personal weakness is shaming; but the structural failures in government that Katrina has revealed are perhaps more worrying.

The prospect of twin recessions is perhaps the biggest worry for analysts who follow large American banks.

It is, perhaps, my chief remaining worry.

Was he, perhaps, worried about eating too much butter?

We did receive some negative comments on our MOOC – it would have been surprising and perhaps worrying if we had not – but we did not experience much inappropriate behaviour, though it did cross our minds.

For weeks the organisers had been very cagey about the number of tickets sold for this double-header; the fact they were not discussing specific numbers was perhaps a little worrying.

Part of the anxiety could even be, perhaps, the worry that it's true – that we don't like attractive people.