Sentence examples for rather worrisome from inspiring English sources

In fact, Dr. Held views such activities as rather worrisome.

In another newspaper, Le Figaro, a former antiterrorism judge, Jean-Louis Bruguière, wrote: "In this case, the first elements collected seem to show that there is a phenomenon of self-radicalization that expanded in a rather worrisome way.

This would, all things being equal, add up to some $11 billion.Yet what looks like good news for media firms is rather worrisome for champions of an open internet.

This is rather worrisome for health workers who we expect to teach others in the community.

The proportions based on clinical ratings of the therapists, show rather worrisome dissimilarities with the criterion values obtained trough quantitative plantar pressure measurement (GS).

This possibility is rather worrisome, since it could lead to an uncontrolled C-R Kp diffusion, thus fueling the reservoir of patients who possibly develop C-R Kp BSI [ 20, 21].

Together they got into some wholesome mischief, roughhousing and joking in public in a way that made Bieber's disobedience feel charmingly juvenile rather than worrisome.

Yet during the crisis economies were so weak that central banks' purchases of government bonds proved reassuring to investors rather than worrisome, partly due to the reduced risk of panic and default.The day of reckoning may nonetheless be closer than it appears.

Does that make a lick of freakin' sense?" It's hard to explain now, but at the time, it seemed charming rather than worrisome that our accountant was more concerned about what won Best Picture in 1980 than about our unpaid taxes.

It was during one of those lonely chunks of life when reading takes on a new importance, and I found a quite unexpected friend in that rather dark and worrisome tale.

In that universe, indeed, one could imagine a columnist like Frum writing about the upside of Mitt Romney's Mormonism and hailing the contemporary L.D.S. approach to marriage as an example of his thesis, rather than a "worrisome" exception to the rule.