Sentence examples for situation worries from inspiring English sources

The situation worries some people.

The situation worries Mohamed, the tribal elder, and other community leaders.

This situation worries a growing number of experts, who fear that improperly handled tissue can transmit dangerous or even lethal infections.

"The situation worries us a lot, because the incidents took place in a sensitive sector," said Kouider Zerrouk, a spokesman of the United Nations Advance Mission in Sudan.

"Civil society against a half-million strong army is no match". Nevertheless the situation worries western diplomats, who consider Gen Musharraf a key ally and admit there is no "plan B" if he were deposed or assassinated.

Jan Egeland, the United Nations special envoy here and a mediator trusted on both sides, warned in an interview that the situation "worries me profoundly," and that the conflict "could become much worse if the fragile peace process crumbles".

That situation worried leaders in both parties.

How happy I am to be your wife, Bertie, though I do find the political situation worrying.

Not completely, but I'm worried about the world situation, worried about AOL Time Warner, worried about the human family, worried about weapons of mass destruction, worried about what terrorism is going to hit us next.

I didn't know what the story might be, but the situation worried me, and I kept coming back to it.

Before yesterday's world motorsport council meeting in Monte Carlo where the future of the race was decided, however, the situation worried the prime minister Tony Blair so much that he put in a reassuring call to the Fia's president Max Mosley.