Sentence examples for troubling concerns from inspiring English sources

One of the most troubling concerns, businessmen say, is a lack of skilled workers.

But critics say the rapid growth of the industry raises troubling concerns.

"In considering the circumstances of Jordon's death, the jury has raised some troubling concerns.

There are, happily, exemplary exceptions to troubling concerns about male athletes and their lack of concern for women's issues.

Also, there are some troubling concerns about a good chunk of his autobiography, including worries that maybe he was not exactly a multimillionaire.

"Clearly, the proposed Facebook changes raise troubling concerns," said Marc Rotenberg, president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, one of the privacy groups that wrote to the F.T.C. last week.

This is partly because "a victims' counterspeech might improve posters' standing"; a troubling concern is that "naming and shaming harassers can exacerbate the abuse".

Powell called it a "very troubling concern" that U.S. labor force participation remains so low compared with rates in other countries, especially for young men and for women.

For seven straight games, dating to last March 30, the Nets have not won in their building, an embarrassment and a troubling concern considering New Jersey's home schedule gets tougher, starting with Patrick Ewing and Seattle on Saturday, followed by Portland, Miami and Indiana next week.

These developments, worrisome enough by themselves, have led experts to a larger and still more troubling concern that America's intelligence services may be incapable of monitoring the proliferation of chemical, biological, and nuclear expertise and technology.

This heightens worries about possible job losses, a particularly troubling concern when the United States find itself in the worst global recession in a generation.