Sentence examples for worrying changes from inspiring English sources

My doctor wants to examine me, because of my "worrying changes in diet," so I'm going to eat straight-up rocks and really give him a show.

Some of the most disturbing testimony is about access to pain relief for people at home, and to medical advice out-of-hours, when carers were confronted with worrying changes in symptoms.

Though Ivanov said he would still allow Afghans, Iraqis, and Syrians to cross through Macedonia, his announcement, coupled with Merkel's recent rhetorical about-face, has been taken as a sign of worrying changes to come with the New Year in Europe.

Perhaps one of the most worrying changes in the science syllabuses is the gradual exclusion of maths.

The worrying changes add to the effects of bone loss and muscle wastage that astronauts and their medical crews have known about for decades.

He said the system could detect potentially worrying changes in an individual's betting patterns, triggering a warning that would result in staff discussing the issue with the customer.

The deal also threatens to tighten fiscal policy further in 2012, when the recovery is still struggling to establish itself.It marks, too, another deeply worrying change.

Wednesday's mass trespass through the main gates of the Calais ferry port is described by French police as a "worrying change in tactics".

Lengthy detentions without arrest are illegal in China, but activists worry changes proposed recently to the country's criminal procedure law may make it easier for police to do that.

Children may react to the imposed stressor by isolating themselves, feeling guilty and worrying about changes in parental health.

But many worry the changes, and promised changes, will not be enough.