Sentence examples for worrisome records from inspiring English sources

And not long after Monsignor Gradilone, 75, retired in January, his successor, Msgr. Joseph A. Funaro, found the most worrisome records of all, the financial officers said: documents for a long-hidden checking account at Sterling National Bank.

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.

The ability of the Bush administration to contain a potentially explosive situation in the Caucasus is worrisome, given its record.

While marked and worrisome increases were recorded in the frequency of postoperative sepsis, pressure ulcers and respiratory failure, advances were made in the prevention of anaesthetic complications, transfusion-related complications and hip fractures.

Likewise, and perhaps most worrisome, is the track record for the country's overall output.

He said the administration's record had worrisome implications beyond Cuba, especially considering Mr. Bush's intention to build a missile shield.

The system, however, is only as good as Brazil's willingness to use the information it provides -- and there the record is worrisome.

In fact, from October 2014 to March 2015, the French Interior Ministry recorded nearly 60 worrisome drone flyovers, including sightings of drones over several nuclear power stations in late 2014.

Sources generally found that being on the record was not so worrisome (or career-threatening) once they knew what we actually wanted to use and they often agreed.

However, the increased parasite clearance times recorded in Pailin are worrisome.

Perhaps, also, his uneven record with the Halle Orchestra is worrisome.