Sentence examples for worrisome demand from inspiring English sources

The central bank might simply be behind the curve, slow to detect a worrisome demand slowdown.

Finally, even if we restrict the comparability of the two studies to simply drawing a sample of doctors from the same geographical area with predominantly slum population and a very high prevalence of TB, the findings are still worrisome and demand attention of all those concerned with TB control in the city and the country.

Clearly, these actions are extremely worrisome and demanding of our attention.

"There are worrisome signs that the demand for high-skilled talent is increasing more rapidly than we're actually educating people," said Jamie P. Merisotis, the chief executive of the Lumina Foundation, an Indianapolis group that focuses on higher education, which is releasing a report on Thursday analyzing the federal data.

Especially worrisome would be if Republicans demanded, as the price for Syria, a rollback of the cuts to defense spending under sequestration, as the mandatory $1 trillion in budget cuts is known.

The shifting demand toward tablets is worrisome to Microsoft because most tablets run on Apple's operating system or on Google's Android software.

Wednesday was a rocky one in general for tech stocks, which have been feeble of late due to worrisome data out of Asia signaling PC demand is slowing.

Worrisome signs of a slowdown in Chinese demand in August led Apple CEO Tim Cook to pen a letter to CNBNC's Jim Cramer, noting that the company had not seen any decreases in growth in the region midway through the quarter.

A more worrisome and unexpected trend, however, is the lackluster demand for Nokia's smart phones, essentially phones that double as mini computers such as the N97 and the E60.

But at this stage in the nascent market, it's not worrisome since "the extension of supply creates its own demand".

Experts said Beijing's demand that companies register encryption software had especially worrisome implications for e-commerce businesses.