Sentence examples for worrying aspects from inspiring English sources

For all the successes of the up-and-coming players, however, there were several worrying aspects to emerge from the ODI series.

Although most eight-year-olds in England are happy overall, there are worrying aspects, according to the first ever comparative study of their lives.

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One of the worrying aspects of the survey is the fact that even though public sector bodies have been braced for budget cuts for almost a year, many of the managers in the study appear under-prepared.

One of the worrying aspects of the Brexit process is that discussions about the UK's future trade arrangements, and the wider economic goals and ambitions of Brexit, are taking place behind closed doors, and by government departments feeding self-serving information to the media.

Sarit Michaeli, spokeswoman of B'tselem, the Israeli human rights group, said before the high court's intervention that a dangerous precedent was being set: "One of the worrying aspects of Makhul is that it is the first time in the Jordan Valley that authorities demolished all structures without allowing the community to at least rebuild some structures for shelter".

But there is another worrying aspect to this incident.

A separate worrying aspect of the bureau's report did not make the headlines.

There was one worrying aspect of England's game regarding the pacemen.

"The worrying aspect is that such dynamical changes can occur more abruptly than simple background warming of the climate," said Coumou.

Pollard's report said the "most worrying aspect" of the Savile/Newsnight affair was that the BBC showed a "complete inability to deal with the events that followed".