Sentence examples for worrisome quality from inspiring English sources

I encountered the word among the early gospels of Greg Glassman, the founder of CrossFit who now limps with a bad leg (a worrisome quality in a guru of radically maximalist workouts).

But I was so concerned about the firm's shareholders and enrollees that, instead, I spent considerable effort gathering information about the firm's worrisome quality and financial issues which I included in my publicly disclosed resignation.

But the city has its own environmental concerns, notably an increasingly worrisome air quality problem.

Dependence on the informal system of childcare provision in the United States is worrisome because of quality problems, but it is even more troubling that the average quality of care at formal day care centers is also mediocre as compared to other developed countries.

"Particularly worrisome is the quality and transparency of WMP's.

BEIJING — Days before the opening ceremony, the Olympic Games seemed beset with problems, none potentially more worrisome than air quality.

That's a bit worrisome, considering the quality of the script that he was able to polish up a bit.

Two reviewers (a lay person and a physician) screened full text articles for eligibility, appraised the articles for their tone (worrisome, neutral, not worrisome), and for the quality of medical data reporting.

Worrisome, too, is the quality of the rising earnings.

But its mobility was worrisome, perhaps not the right quality in an unstable time.

The Pew Research Center's latest detailed study of survey quality paints a worrisome picture for survey response rates, but again shows that a well-done telephone poll — even one with response rates in the high single-digits — accurately represent the U.S. population on a broad range of political and demographic measures.