Sentence examples for was so worrisome from inspiring English sources

The reaction was so worrisome that the attending veterinarian refused to test it on any more horses.

But in the late 1990s there arose fears of a computer bug named Y2K, which was so worrisome that President Clinton actually appointed a Y2K czar to prepare the country for the worst.

The epidemic situation was so worrisome in some countries that in 1991 the World Health Assembly declared TB a global public health emergency.

The recent attacks have been so worrisome that the Pentagon's civilian and military leaders were briefed on them last week.

It is not the number of prior decisions that the Roberts court has overruled that is so worrisome.

"It is this rapid succession of rule-making after rule-making that is so worrisome to banks".

If consumers were in sounder financial shape, the job losses that a slowdown might bring would not be so worrisome.

It's not what Vladimir Putin's New York Times op-ed says that's so worrisome; it's what it doesn't say.

All these billionaires would not be so worrisome if the Supreme Court had not totally unleashed their donation-making power in the Citizens United case.

So yesterday's declines may not be so worrisome if investors believe that the market is just bouncing around its bottom.

These imbalances — exemplified by the massive Chinese holdings of United States government debt — might not be so worrisome if the investments were financed better.