Sentence examples for more worrisome question from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, an even more worrisome question is whether any of such associations between random sets of non-coding elements and GO categories occurs systematically, as this would suggest that some particular GO categories are likely to be reported as significant on a regular basis.
Mr. McCain's choice of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska as his running mate raises even more worrisome questions.
The second clip is even more worrisome as a detective comes by to question Rosemary on the apparent suicide of a priest whom she had visited the day before.
These beliefs seem relatively harmless in the grand scheme of things but a small number of survey questions point to something more worrisome: a belief in conspiracy theories and government cover-ups.
And Sullivan offers still more worrisome advice: "The earnings picture going forward looks questionable.
Researchers who ask children a few questions for research purposes may expose them to risks no more worrisome than that of being mildly upset for a few minutes.
Those issues are probably far more worrisome than the prospect of a credit downgrade, but that has not stopped the rating question from infiltrating the national psyche and dominating discussions of public affairs.
The most worrisome question has been whether the revolution would spread from Swat to the much more populous and strategic province next door, Punjab.
Agriculture is more worrisome.
More worrisome is his average.
