Sentence examples for worrisome to note from inspiring English sources
Yet it is worrisome to note that the surge of trade protectionism has made the prospects of the already fragile world economy even worse.
It is both appealingly ingenuous and worrisome to note his pride, at the time of Watergate, to hear himself singled out by Ben Bradlee in "All the President's Men" as "dangerous Dan Schorr".
What is uncontroversial to note is that equities here in the United States are not cheap, various pressures in the Chinese market are worrisome, and European data isn't thrilling.
Ms. Palin's experience and her fitness to serve were especially worrisome to some women, who noted Mr. McCain's age, 72, and his past bouts with cancer.
And that is worrisome to the Mets.
More worrisome to oil experts are the threats to supplies.
Nevertheless the news was worrisome to some viewers.
More worrisome to Allende's admirers is his popular image.
The mounting opposition is worrisome to investors in Indian casinos.
But those rising costs are worrisome to those who need to manage those budgets.
