Sentence examples for particularly worrisome problem from inspiring English sources

One particularly worrisome problem Robins cites is that the ultimate ground of the principle of fairness, which is the ground of the obligation not to free ride, and thus to keep promises, is something like an agreement between the bargaining parties, and that agreement amounts to set of promises that they will abide by these rules.

India's exports were the second-most contaminated, at approximately 9 percent, but India ships nearly four times the amount of spices to the United States that Mexico does, so its contamination problems are particularly worrisome, officials said.

While America Online is not the only AOL Time Warner unit to struggle -- revenue at the company's music business actually fell 7.9percentt last year -- its problems are particularly worrisome to investors because it is in such a new industry.

The revelation was particularly worrisome because government regulators knew about the problem two years ago but did little to expose it.

This is a problem for many fields, but particularly worrisome for psychology.

The prospect of losing a job is particularly worrisome.

Scientists say invasive species pose potential problems to natural ecosystems, and the snakeheads are particularly worrisome because they are can grow to 3 feet long.

Ms. Ottaway said: "With all the problems of the Arab world, Morocco does not seem to be a particularly worrisome place.

But it's still a worrisome problem".

"Particularly worrisome is the quality and transparency of WMP's.

All this has been particularly worrisome, especially for older voters.