Sentence examples for particularly worrying for from inspiring English sources
This is particularly worrying for Japan's traditional oil companies.
The second lesson of the Russian protests is one that will be particularly worrying for China.
What will be particularly worrying for Russia's businessmen is that Yevtushenkov, unlike Khodorkovsky, was in no way a political figure.
With volcanoes things get worse and worse the deeper in time you look.In terms of direct effects, this is still not particularly worrying for most of the world's population.
What is particularly worrying for musicians, who thought keeping a distance from violent themes was tantamount to life insurance, is that neither Peña nor Gómez had any obvious links with the drug subculture.
This should be particularly worrying for the NHS, given that a review published last week found the UK would need 26,500 more doctors and 47,700 nurses to match the OECD average.
Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said the marked relapse in consumer confidence in December "is particularly worrying news for retailers given the importance of sales over Christmas, and it is also worrying for hopes that consumers can play a leading role in helping the economy develop sustainable growth".
The impact of air pollution appeared especially stark in older men, a particularly worrying sign for countries with aging populations.
The relative frequency of neurological symptoms occurring in systemic autoimmunity is particularly worrying as, for example, two-thirds of patients with lupus will eventually experience the disabling effects of neuropsychiatric lupus.
This June, a review by Baroness Julia Neuberger was similarly damning and so, too, was a Care Quality Commission whose inspection of 105 hospitals over a 15-month period contained some particularly worrying statistics for those whose lives should happen to end in a hospital bed.
"This will be particularly worrying time for the workforce and their families but I will work with anyone to make sure we can keep these jobs.
