Sentence examples for worrying events from inspiring English sources

Acting as a warning system, it alerts us to shifts in our surroundings, pains in our body, memories of worrying events.

Unfortunately for Cardiff City supporters, the club that put the occasionally erratic and constantly worrying events at their club into the clearest perspective are just along the M4, their south Wales rivals, Swansea City.

Federico Lombardi, head of Vatican television and radio, called the poll results "worrying events" in a liberalizing trend that "does not cease to amaze".

"There is a confluence of two very worrying events," said Michael Freund, a rightist columnist for The Jerusalem Post in a telephone interview.

Several EU leaders reportedly spoke frankly with Davutoglu about recent worrying events regarding press freedom in Turkey.

What is worrying about events in Africa, however, is that violent groups espousing similarly extreme rhetoric can be found in a number of countries.

One of my friends pointed out that it is not just the free-marketeer members of the conservative coalition who should worry: the events of 2008 have also hurt the social conservative case for self-reliance and foreign policy arguments for the rule of law and importance of contract.

Miners may be miserable now, but banks also have reason to worry about events down under.

Kostas, a PhD candidate, is among many Greek students at Edinburgh University worried about events at home.

Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, worries that events in the Middle East could transform an orderly increase in energy prices into a classic oil shock.

The government also regularly publicises threats by the Ogaden National Liberation Front, a Somali separatist group in the east, which has murdered foreigners and Ethiopians exploring for oil in that area.Mr Meles is understandably worried by events in the wider region.