Sentence examples for most worrisome problem from inspiring English sources

The most worrisome problem for Rain is securing citizenship.

THE slowdown among small businesses may well be the most worrisome problem in our ailing economy.

Indeed, South America's most worrisome problem may be that nothing seems to work anymore.

What is the most worrisome problem when a life-threatening illness is diagnosed in a chief executive?

A commission delegation that visited the prison and two others late last month concluded that the "most worrisome" problem in Honduras's prisons was that the authorities had effectively ceded control to the prisoners themselves, in part because guards were not properly trained.

As it was mentioned above, MRSA strains often represent the MDR phenotype, but the most worrisome problem is the appearance of strains exhibiting resistance or reduced susceptibility to glycopeptides, considered as a gold standard for MRSA therapy.

Several pension experts said Mr. Bush's plan failed to address one of the most worrisome problems in financing retirement: millions of workers have no 401(k) or other retirement plan other than the modest Social Security payments they can expect.

Resistance of Plasmodium falciparum to antimalarial drugs is one the most worrisome problems in tropical medicine.

In interviews with 30 registered voters around this city — in a retirement community, a middle-class neighborhood and downtown on the steps of a courthouse — almost half said that health care was the most compelling and worrisome problem the candidates needed to solve.

Nitrate contamination of groundwater under land used for intensive-agriculture is probably the most worrisome agro-hydrological sustainability problem worldwide.

"Germany is the most worrisome case, and denial of problems has been more pronounced there than elsewhere".