Sentence examples for worrying degree from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it is, to a worrying degree, an exercise in wishful thinking.

'We are having too few children - to a worrying degree, the significance of which is scarcely recognised,' he said.

They are sceptical for a reason: the rich and powerful really have had a worrying degree of influence over public policy for a very long time.

While paedophilia is a criminal offence, the law creates an environment in which children, primarily girls, are prostituted with a worrying degree of impunity.

His character, the demon-plagued DCI Tom Mathias, who lives in a rickety caravan and jogs to forget, is plagued by depression, and Harrington found himself lost in the part to a worrying degree.

In Nigeria, for example, the physical infrastructure and governance is very weak, and in Turkey of course you have the politics and also a worrying degree of mistrust of the UK.

Faced with worrying degrees of financial ignorance among their younger residents, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland had already introduced the subject.

We also talked about the potential Balkanization of the Internet; the hacker collective Anonymous; how countries are dealing -- and not dealing -- with the new cyber challenges; and, especially worrying, the degree to which U.S. policymakers often don't understand the cybersecurity issues on which they are leading U.S. policy.

Chi-square analyses and one-way Analyses of Variance (ANOVA) were performed to assess differences in concerns, worries, degree of worry and perceived sufficiency of information among the groups of the hospital staff.

Often thought of as an accessible and affordable means to enter associate degree-level health care careers, some educators worry the degree creep trend does more harm than good.

And finally I sank into depression, worrying that my degree would not be impressive enough for McKinsey and Company to hire me (and to gloat for the rest of my life).