Sentence examples similar to suggests a worry from inspiring English sources

The confidence with which these methods are used suggests a worrying feeling of licence".

It suggests a worrying naivety on the part of our new "social mobility" czar.

We have started the season better than some expected but our away form – defeats of 2-0, 3-0, 4-0 then 5-0 – suggests a worrying trend.

The data suggests a worrying discrepancy between the theory and practice of reconciliation.

Clara Gutteridge, national security fellow at the OSJI, said: "The facts of this case suggest a worrying new trend in US-UK overseas detention policy, and raise urgent questions as to the legality of the new consolidated guidance for UK security and intelligence personnel operating overseas.

Unfortunately, while it helps to rationalise his approach to the European Parliament, it also suggests a much bigger worry.Dave's dangerous gambitMr Cameron made his pledge to pull out of the EPP during his bid for the Tory leadership in 2005.

His answer suggests more a worry for his nation than for himself.

That the Obama administration had no response to November's laughable election charade other than to say it was "worrying" suggests a failure to seize at an optimum moment to both correct the dreadful economic and human rights situation and to shore up a relationship with a country ready to transform itself into a genuine ally.

His repeated appeals for outside mediation suggest a man worried his bluff is about to be called.

Among ideas likely to worry Britain, Belgium suggests a further reduction in policy areas subject to national vetoes.

Butina suggests a phone call, but he worries that their phones are tapped.