Sentence examples for worrisome moment from inspiring English sources

"It's a worrisome moment for the Amazon," said Daniel C. Nepstad, an American scientist working at the Amazon Environmental Research Institute in Brazil to understand the pressures on the forest.

He accused Mr. Gingrich of showing "no discipline, no ability to be able to pull things together," in Congress, and said he presented the frequent "worrisome moment that something's going to pop".

If Gingrich is the party nominee, he said, "you sort of have that worrisome moment that something's going to pop.

In fact, the most worrisome moment of all the films probably goes to the time Thor thought Captain America would pick up his hammer.

For No. 7 seed Petra Kvitova, the worrisome moments lasted longer.

Even in worrisome moments, like now, the essential optimism of this place endures.

But that did not mean it escaped without worrisome moments or thoughts to earlier failings in the series.

This five-hour evening (with two intermissions) flew by, except, of course, for those worrisome moments when the machine creaked and crashed.

Mr. Hardy wins the qualifying competition, eating 18 franks, although there are some worrisome moments when he seems about to be ill.

There have been pretty serious and worrisome moments, and yet the armistice has held.

There are, however, other factors that make this moment particularly worrisome, including the changing nature of the world order, the personalities of its key leaders, and an ominous shift in military doctrine.