Sentence examples for worrisome evidence from inspiring English sources

But a study published last year provides some worrisome evidence.

Former CIA director John Brennan in May told the House Intelligence Committee that he had seen worrisome evidence of "contacts and interactions" between Russian officials and the Trump campaign, although he offered no specifics.

The worrisome evidence of economic strength showed up in a government report that factory orders in March were higher than expected, in a Federal Reserve survey showing "intensifying wage pressures" and in comments by a top central bank official, William McDonough, on economic imbalances and strains.

"We have worrisome evidence that Iran is trying to influence — using money — the Iraqi elections," Mr. Mattis told reporters flying with him to Washington from the Persian Gulf island state of Bahrain, where he discussed Iran and other issues with senior government officials.

From time to time we get worrisome evidence of data malfeasance, such as the last big revelation of N.S.A. eavesdropping, in 2005, which disclosed that the agency was tapping Americans without the legal nicety of a warrant, or the more recent I.R.S. targeting of right-wing political groups.

Mattis underscored his concerns about Iran's actions again Thursday, telling reporters that the United States now has "worrisome evidence" that Iran is "mucking around" in Iraq's election process and trying to sway candidates and votes ahead of their elections in May.

The problem is further worrisome with evidence that most educated graduates in the Nigerian labour force are best suited for white-collar jobs; they do not possess the relevant vocational abilities that enable engagement in entrepreneurship (Olorundare and Kayode 2014).

More worrisome is evidence that insurance coverage alone does not guarantee the use of timely and appropriate medical care [ 6, 7].

The report adds to a worrisome body of evidence that academic achievement is stagnant or slipping among U.S. schoolchildren.

A June report on children's sleep from the Kaiser Family Foundation cited a "thin but worrisome" base of evidence linking bedroom TVs to sleep problems.

That is particularly worrisome because the evidence now is that the bad news will get worse and that America's troubles will spread.