Sentence examples for worrying attitude from inspiring English sources

The survey also reveals a worrying attitude among teenage girls to eating.

It's a worrying attitude, and not one that market regulators will want to gain hold".

"It promotes a very worrying attitude towards sex and consent," explained Kirsty Haigh, EUSA's vice-president of services.

In one example, I spoke to a senior officer working with high-risk cases who had an extremely worrying attitude around what domestic abuse should look like in order to be dealt with by her team.

The fact that Yemen, the US, and Saudi Arabia have been involved or complicit in the use of cluster bombs suggests a worrying attitude toward civilian life in the midst of fighting.

But other parts of the survey pointed to deeply entrenched gender norms and worrying attitudes towards domestic violence.

Green said: "It is clear that many young people have extremely worrying attitudes towards acceptable behaviour in intimate relationships.

The president may assume a "What, me worry?" attitude, but we, as a country, cannot.

They played with that "What, us worry?" attitude, knowing there was always a switch somewhere they could flip and heroics would just happen.

We were a little worse for the wear by the time Montreal rolled around, but the live mural painting and the general, "Quoi me worry?" attitude was the perfect way to wrap up a long month of miles and mobiles.

"Kick-Ass" has a far brighter palette than "Wanted," but the body count and certainly its what-me-worry attitude toward bloodletting is comparable.