Sentence examples for worrying appointment from inspiring English sources

"This is a deeply worrying appointment and yet more evidence of Priti Patel's malign rightwing agenda to scrap and undermine our support for the world's poorest people".

Say it ain't so! Don't worry, the appointment of a new board in 2005 enabled the team to set about rebuilding, and, having hosted the Associates' (or small-fry's) World Cricket League in January 2007 they proved themselves to be the best of the rest once again, crushing Scotland by eight wickets in the final.

In particular, patients worried that appointment cancellations could extend the interval between tests beyond what was recommended by the clinician, therefore leaving them exposed to undetected disease progression.

Organised crime and corruption are also a worry; appointments to the judiciary can be dubious.

Monday morning: Demands for political clarification Piara Powar, director of Football Against Racism in Europe, urges Di Canio to clarify his political beliefs, warning his appointment is "worrying" for the game.

Finally, the resort to recess appointments is worrying because of what it reveals about the breakdown in relations between the White House and the Senate and the functioning of both institutions.

We must be very worried by this appointment.

He was particularly worried about the appointment of an EU co-ordinator, supposed to evaluate the "equivalence" of the American regulatory regime.

After several more hours of broiling attics and clogged freeways, he calls the dispatcher, looking for his next appointment, worried he'll have to work through the night.

He was also particularly worried about the appointment of John McDonnell as shadow chancellor: "I am concerned with the economic stuff; I am really concerned with the shadow chancellor".

Critics of her appointment worried that she had neither airline experience nor a track record of running a stockmarket-listed company.