Sentence examples for worrisome problems from inspiring English sources

They should not be penalized while authorities fix what are clearly worrisome problems.

And there were worrisome problems in operations even before last February's accident.

But while scientists agree that dilution has made radiation levels outside the harbor, and even some places inside, low enough to pass drinking water standards, they say there are worrisome problems that may be the result of new leaks.

Several pension experts said Mr. Bush's plan failed to address one of the most worrisome problems in financing retirement: millions of workers have no 401(k) or other retirement plan other than the modest Social Security payments they can expect.

But a Congress full of physicists might solve some worrisome problems, the three-member physics caucus argued one afternoon when they met for a joint interview in the Capitol.

Still, Ms. Fields echoes the concerns of bewildered parents on Long Island about how both they and their teenagers will survive the tumultuous years of adolescence and cope with the worrisome problems not only of smoking but of sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancies, body piercing, easy access to weapons and suicide as well.

But it's still a worrisome problem".

The most worrisome problem for Rain is securing citizenship.

THE slowdown among small businesses may well be the most worrisome problem in our ailing economy.

Indeed, South America's most worrisome problem may be that nothing seems to work anymore.

THE cultural critic Benjamin DeMott has a worrisome problem: he can no longer tell women from men.