Sentence examples for worrisome influence from inspiring English sources

In February, David Magerman, a senior employee at Renaissance, spoke out about what he regards as Mercer's worrisome influence.

Accommodations to the ultra-orthodox parties in coalitions are an increasingly worrisome influence on Israeli policy.

But some of Vecchione's critics and colleagues found his new title worrisome: Vecchione's influence, seemingly unchecked, was now only being enhanced.

The tobacco control situation in China is worrisome owing to the influences of a powerful tobacco industry with the competition between tobacco control organisations, and the tobacco industry is becoming increasingly fierce (Yang, 2013).

After last year's election, Mr. Suplicy publicly admitted to being jealous of Mr. Favre, a French citizen whose presence he called "worrisome" because "he had this influence, this dominance over Marta".

"And this is worrisome, because nocebo's negative influence can be found lurking in almost every aspect of medical life and beyond".

The growing popularity of the groups is making the gaps in oversight of them increasingly worrisome among those mindful of the influence of money on politics.

The Republican Party is now run by oligarchs but, to a worrisome extent, the Democratic Party is also influenced by big money.

While it's too early to predict how the Hong Kong film industry will react to encroaching Chinese influence, there have been some worrisome signs, perhaps none more so than Jackie Chan's recent conversion from Hong Kong icon to Beijing shill.

While subtle influence may be pervasive, more worrisome is the allegation of aggressive sales strategies used by some of the respondents' colleagues.

The most worrisome development in the evolution of Al Qaeda's influence since 9/11 is the growth of pockets of Islamist radicalism in Western populations.