Sentence examples for worrisome it from inspiring English sources

It's been a disruption to my business that I didn't expect, and the longer it goes on, the more worrisome it becomes.

Most worrisome, it appeared, was the possibility of an American military action against Iraq, a move that has been threatened by the Bush administration.

More worrisome, it was revealed that Tracy, the mystery anthropologist, wears a military uniform and carries a gun during her cultural sensitivity missions.

What most bothered Wallace about Taylor's paper was not the despair-inducing worldview of fatalism itself (though that was indeed worrisome); it was, as Jay Garfield recalled, that "this metaphysically troubling conclusion followed from these ordinary-seeming premises".

A monopoly is dangerous because it concentrates so much economic power, but in the book business the prospect of a single owner of both the means of production and the modes of distribution is especially worrisome: it would give Amazon more control over the exchange of ideas than any company in U.S. history.

Maybe it was just his hair, though, a springy tangle of bleached curls, just this side of worrisome — it recalled rock icons of the 1980s, a bit off for Fort Lean's sound, which at least in part suggests the ambition of 1990s Brit pop with some of the spaceyness of 1970s American rock.

"But it was not a deep cut, nor was it worrisome," and it was covered by the pope's thick hair, the prelate added.

It's worrisome because it seems to be only getting worse".

It is worrisome as it can cause pulmonary hypertension and heart failure [1, 8].

"It is very worrisome, but it is all part of the enormous steps back the government has taken".

Those experts say that they find the SSH flaw especially worrisome because it could provide a hacker who successfully attacks it unrestricted access to a computer.