Sentence examples for worrisome number from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most worrisome number was the one Macroeconomic Advisers released on Wednesday.

A worrisome number of its key posts remain unfilled under President Trump, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson skipped the most recent meeting of the O.A.S., where the Venezuelan crisis was the first order of business.

Businessmen and officials are still being assassinated in the streets, endemic corruption and a feeble rule of law choke new businesses, and there's a worrisome number of Mr. Putin's former K.G.B. comrades in high places.

However, there are also a worrisome number of conflicting reports for several TRP channels as to whether PI 4,5 P2 activates or inhibits TRP channel gating.

Though these may be relatively infrequent in terms of overall proportions, for example, 1% of 1000 adjacencies, giving 10 per chromosome, this is still a worrisome number; the reconstructions can often be broken at these points and reassembled in different combinations using other hitherto unused adjacencies, without losing the optimality of the solution.

"The high-skilled people are starting to dominate," she said Two worrisome numbers in the report raise questions about the recent response of the safety net.

But the earnings still contain some worrisome numbers as Peter Kafka at All Thing D points out: display advertising is down 1 percent and traffic to AOL properties is down 4 percent.

He sees his work as a way to ameliorate the worrisome numbers he ticks off so easily: 96,000 homicides (from 2007 to 2011), deaths of unknown intent at 5,600 in 2011.

According to Thrift, when you learn to slow each moment down and deprive it of its ability to be tracked through tiny, ticking, worrisome numbers, you create a vast space beyond which you perceive an enormous amount of time ahead.

Even more worrisome, the number of cases reported in a single province (Zhejiang) over the last two-month period (December 2013 January 2014) already exceeds the peak number of cases in the same region, per two month period, last year.

Most worrisome, growing numbers of these families are falling behind on their mortgage payments, and they won't be able to bail themselves out by refinancing or selling their homes.