Sentence examples for offensive worries from inspiring English sources

Indianapolis scored only 14 points last week and lost receiver Anthony Gonzalez, but it has few offensive worries.

America and its allies, Pakistan and Afghanistan, are facing the looming spring offensive with worrying disunity.

"Its involvement in our affairs is truly offensive and very worrying.

Even if the offensive succeeds, Somalis worry that the troops would then turn on one another -- which is precisely what happened in 1991.

The Times's executive editor, Dean Baquet, told the paper's public editor, Margaret Sullivan, that he wrestled with the question of whether to publish the most offensive Charlie Hebdo cartoons, worrying that to do so could expose its foreign correspondents to danger.

Aleksandar Milutinovic, who heads Iraq operations for the International Rescue Committee, said he worries the offensive will become a sectarian battle that tears the country apart, leaving hundreds of thousands displaced for months in a region where winters are cold and snowy and many people already depend on aid agencies for blankets and kerosene heaters.

The coaches knew they had a strong offensive line but still worried about Jacob being tackled.

As for New England, their offensive struggles must be worrying for Jay Heaps.

One in 10 aged eight to 15 say they have seen something worrying or offensive online.

Many felt the Leafs hadn't got enough in return for a legitimate offensive star, while others worried that the Penguins had just gone all-in on a sullen, me-first distraction.

We shouldn't have to worry about offensive content popping up," said Leonard Mingqiang, founder of Tuputech (and a former founding member of WeChat).