Sentence examples for worrisome phone from inspiring English sources

Among the personal effects the police found in her room was a note dated Jan . 28that began, "Dear David," referred to a worrisome phone call and drifted into an outburst that said, in part: "I WANT TO DIE, DIE, DIE.

In the long term, though, Merrill says the merger could be "worrisome" to phone companies because it creates a bigger, stronger rival.

Man looking at worrisome message on his phone.

A teen who grabs and looks through another teen's cell phone is showing worrisome signs of control.

Maybe having this information in the wild, for anyone to view, doesn't seem worrisome; after all, some addresses and phone numbers are still in the phone book, assuming you can find one.

"If someone tells me some guy named Tsarnaev is worrisome, why would I go to the phone companies and get all the phone calls?" Wiebe said.

"It's definitely worrisome," Ms. Desai said in a phone interview.

"It's very annoying and it's very worrisome that I cannot afford a phone," he said.

One piece of metadata is especially worrisome, when it comes to cell phones or other portable devices, though: location.

Some described calls more worrisome than reassuring, in cases where the phone rang repeatedly with no answer, and stressed the importance of always giving news, even succinctly.

The fact that any studies have found an association between cell phone use and such tumors is, she says, worrisome.