Sentence examples for more worrying though from inspiring English sources

More worrying, though, is the lack of enthusiasm in many quarters for any further liberalisation.

Probably more worrying though is a passage in the proposal's press release, which describes TechNorth as a 'virtual' cluster.

The national minimum wage is more worrying, though just how much more depends on the level at which it is set.

More worrying, though, is people's apparent lack of awareness of how the internet blurs the line between public and private conversation.

(It took three days of violence before the reinforcements that rescued Mr Chavez were sent).What is more worrying, though, is the dramatic, and highly visible, failure of attempts to mix conservation and exploitation.

Perhaps even more worrying, though, is the other nasty stuff contained in bunker fuel, like nitrogen, sulfur and particulate matter — tiny particles that can penetrate deep into the lung when inhaled.

More worrying for him, though, must be the news that the money men at Goldman Sachs, and maybe JP Morgan, are giving substantial funds to the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.

Are all the draws, though, more worrying for a promotion-chasing side than their astonishing defensive record – seven goals conceded in 17 games now – is reassuring?

Even more worrying to him, though, is the determination of new prime minister Theresa May to expand the number of grammar schools.

Ireland's ill-judged guarantee of bank debts in 2008 made matters much worse, but it started off with a far better debt position, and Portugal's, though more worrying, was not too bad.

His home departure ended in muted fashion, and his team now needs a win in Seattle to take the Shield, though perhaps more worrying will be the way the feared attack he is still a key part of, were utterly anonymous on the night.