Sentence examples for quite a worrying from inspiring English sources

Quite a worrying threat that.

"If they don't, it will be very difficult for the government to stand back and not act". Quite a worrying threat that.

This is quite a worrying statement and hopefully not the actual legal opinion of lawyers inside America's newsrooms, the Times or otherwise.

Russia was quite a worry.

James Crebbin-Bailey, one of Britain's leading topiarists and twice gold medal winner at the Chelsea Garden Show, said: "It is  quite a worry because the first thing you know about it is you have got a defoliated plant.

"I'm a little bit worried; no, I'm quite a bit worried for this young man," Bundy said of Michael.

The Springboks' coach, Heyneke Meyer, was philosophical in defeat but left to lament a "quite worrying" kneecap injury to his captain, Jean de Villiers.

She jokes that there is quite a lot of worrying about lunch or who is going to get the tea and fruit.

"In terms of the policy implications of the quite dramatic polarisation, it is quite worrying for the government as attitudes are hardening on both sides.

It's not quite like worrying about whether we get "enough" sugar, but it's nearly as ridiculous.

For a recent arrival, the benefits of segregation are obvious.Off the record, quite a few people worry that this new wave of immigrants is not like the last and will not assimilate so easily, or that it will change the city in some undefined but undesirable way.