Sentence examples for worrisome danger from inspiring English sources

The most worrisome danger today is the risk of a terrorist gang obtaining a nuclear weapon and the means to deploy it against a Western or Western- allied target.

But each has its real or suspected shortcomings -- worrisome fire danger for the pricey Volt, range anxiety for the relatively costly Leaf and proportionately greater use of gasoline for the Civic.

When you come down to it, Pakistan's bomb is probably more worrisome and in danger of falling into terrorist hands than anything Iran is likely to produce.

In recent months, gas prices have topped $2 a gallon, the war in Iraq has grown ever more worrisome and the dangers of global warming have hit the big screen in "The Day After Tomorrow".

But his group's report stresses an equally worrisome but more immediate danger: the green-goo problem.

Most worrisome, I think, is the danger that a crisis between Israel and Iran would escalate out of control.

Economists offered conflicting opinions as to whether the uptick in the core rate was a worrisome harbinger of future inflation dangers.

These dangers are especially worrisome for children and pregnant women.

The danger is real.Among the worrisome signs is a disconcertingly rapid fall in sterling.

1961 Nehru and Khrushchev Confer Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev conferred for two and a half hours today on the worrisome situation in Berlin and the dangers involved in the renewal of nuclear tests.

The Clinton administration found the danger of disgruntled nuclear caretakers worrisome enough that it considered building better housing for some officers in the nuclear rocket corps.