Sentence examples for presents worrying from inspiring English sources

The close relationship between state and artist may be unintended but it presents worrying developments.

While that means there could be fewer foreign extremists in both countries than data indicates, it presents a worrying specter, particularly if they were sent back on missions rather than having given up on fighting.

Many people, including the dozen or so current and former employees I spoke with (who did not want to be identified criticizing their bosses, past or present), worry over Mr. Thomson's departure because they think Mr. Baker and Mr. Fenwick are not up to their roles.

Exploring our increasingly needy relationship with automation technology (think: Google for every question, GPS to find your own flat, taxis that drive themselves) the book presents some ultimately worrying repercussions like losing the skills to fly a plane, for example.

The Cambodian experience also presents another worry.

"You can't change the past but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future" - Anonymous quote on a tea bag label.

Many legislators who vote for the plan will argue that it is important to get some drug coverage on the books now, when the opportunity presents itself, and worry about the financial consequences later.

But security remains an ever-present worry.

But, obviously, epilepsy remains an ever-present worry.

The prospect of major disturbances during the summer is an ever-present worry for prison governors.

The ideal of community and the threats to its survival are powerful themes in these anxious times, when economic upheaval and environmental catastrophe are ever-present worries, and when the values of comity and neighborliness can seem hard to sustain.