Sentence examples for worrisome against from inspiring English sources

These lost opportunities are all the more worrisome against the backdrop of the damage that Mr. Bush has done to the Atlantic alliance, Mr. Newhouse says.

That's worrisome against a stout defensive team like Russia, and particularly so considering that Russia's assortment of zone defenses could make Spain even more reliant on the jumper than usual.

Some economists acknowledged that the level of inflation was worrisome but warned against raising interest rates too soon, saying it would hurt a weak economic recovery.

And several companies are now using these structures in an effort to design new antibiotics against worrisome infections, such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and tuberculosis.

"It gives tacit permission to this disturbing and worrisome trend of incidents against journalists," she said.

But their specific contortions and distortions are no more worrisome than the backdrop against which this campaign unfolds, one of toxic partisanship and breathless hyperbole.

While NAFTA has already opened Canada up to a whirlwind of legal headaches, our FIPA agreement with China is particularly worrisome, because any litigation against Canada, newly made possible by this FIPA deal, would be held in secret.

Perhaps not so surprisingly, the story -- which is earth-shattering in its essence, revealing the worrisome trends in Turkey against the very core of media freedom and right to privacy -- was almost entirely ignored by the conglomerate media, and covered only by a very few small outlets.

Most worrisome is that violence against children does not appear to be random or uncoordinated, or perpetuated by strangers: abusers are not only known to their victims but often have close, personal ties.

More worrisome are the protectionist outbursts against the overseas outsourcing of jobs.

The Peshawar High Court's order against Neelam is worrisome not only because it violates her rights, but also because it will likely embolden extremists and spark more instances of religious vigilante justice.