Sentence examples for worrisome state from inspiring English sources

It's tempting to attribute hip-hop's recent surge of lyrical energy to America's worrisome state.

This money onslaught is a very worrisome state of affairs and we should all be worried about it.

Every piece of that tuna, glistening on its bed of rice, is a report on the worrisome state of the oceans.

More worrisome, state officials said, California will not have the clout it once had to withstand what are shaping up to be huge cuts in federal spending in coming years as Congress and the White House try to deal with the deficit.

The tumult of both #MeToo and Black Lives Matter reverberated throughout the festival much as it has throughout the industry, which remains ridden by multiple crises: the sustained absence of racial and ethnic diversity in the mainstream studios; the future of the theatrical experience; and the worrisome state of foreign-language distribution.

"In Southeast Asia, the country that has the most worrisome state of rights for LGBT people is Brunei," Ging Cristobal of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission says.

Facing these worrisome states, the preservation of sables and their habitats becomes extremely grim and urgent.

Moreover, previously undisclosed draft audits prepared in 2005, near the end of his first term, show that Mr. Thompson's handling of the city's pension funds had been so worrisome that state regulators suggested his office be stripped of responsibility for investing them, a finding that casts his managerial record in an unflattering new light.

Also worrisome, some states that are close to the 90percentt goal seem to have leveled off or backtracked in their progress, showing that the last gains may be the most difficult to achieve.

Perhaps most worrisome is the state's persistent weakness.

"It's worrisome what the states are doing without these protections," said Allegra Chapman, director of voting and elections for Common Cause, a watchdog group.