Sentence examples for worrisome reality from inspiring English sources

Keane's goal, blasted off the turf and into Gspurning's goal, felt more like an inevitability than a possible outcome: It's a worrisome reality for a team that, just two weeks ago, still controlled their Supporters' Shield fate.

That gesture was not just funny but telling; it touched on an increasingly worrisome reality for Italy and other European countries whose fertility rates have plummeted over the last decades, shifting one-child families close to the statistical norm.

Ten years after the anthrax attacks, biodefense still has some worrisome realities.

Lives at risk While Nada's tragedy is reflected in much of the country's new reality, another worrisome consequence grips the young boys of Yemen.

No, they're realities, and this is worrisome.

The refusal to accept this reality is the biggest, most worrisome sign – yes, even bigger than the nomination of Trump – that the country currently lacks a functioning conservative party.

They clearly identified verbal violence as the most frequent and physical as the most serious and worrisome, reflecting a reliable empathy with the reality as measured by the hospital and HC studies and serving as a measure of external validity of their results.

In between lay 11 September 2001, the sudden curtailing of an era of giddy hedonism, and the arrival of realities that were altogether more worrisome.

Her paintings allow one to feel what it is like to contemplate our planet today: one cannot simply gaze beatifically at a landscape without contemplating numerous other realities - both hopeful and worrisome - at the same time.

Others bemoaned his worrisome environmental record — including a continued refusal to acknowledge the reality of man-made climate change, despite governing a state where millions of people live within a few feet of the high-tide line.

David Paterson's comments are more and more out of touch with the reality of his situation -- and it's worrisome, for him and New York.