Sentence examples for worrisome subject from inspiring English sources
Participants' desire to discuss life expectancy even in relation to such a possibly worrisome subject shows how older adults find life expectancy discussions to be an acceptable part of the physician-patient relationship.
The president is increasingly talking about jobs and the economy — two of the most worrisome subjects for Democrats facing re-election next year — and will hold a White House forum on jobs on Thursday.
Rwanda is another worrisome case.
Walter Pincus, the veteran Washington Post investigator who has himself been a target of leak-hunting subpoenas, argues that a shield law would make the press too beholden to Congress and subject to a worrisome degree of government regulation.
The finding, they said, could be worrisome in the case of babies and premature infants in intensive care units who are repeatedly stuck with needles and subjected to other painful tests and treatments.
Republicans, regardless of their views on immigration, seized on Mr. Trump's newest pronouncements on the subject as evidence of worrisome confusion or worse.
A high prevalence of body dissatisfaction in overweight subjects and in subjects with adequate nutritional status is worrisome and deserves more attention.
It has grown so worrisome that job applicants will soon be subject to lie detector tests to ensure that they are not already working for smuggling organizations.
It is still unconfirmed what damage the brain is subjected to and even more worrisome is the damage that developing brains experience during the many years of practice sessions and games while the young athletes are still in school.
Even more worrisome, there are considerable inconsistencies even across subjects within the same experimental group.
24 Although clinical trials have revealed that only 5% of the subjects discontinue metformin because of gastrointestinal symptoms, these may be especially worrisome in the frail elderly population with poor appetite and low daily caloric intake.
