Sentence examples for worrying evidence from inspiring English sources

However, there was also worrying evidence in the survey that inflation pressures may be picking up.

In the release, they also highlight what they call "worrying evidence of reputational decline among UK institutions".

There is also worrying evidence of a drop in condom use, particularly in hard-hit sub-Saharan Africa.

There is, without question, plenty of worrying evidence that Chinese investment has become less efficient in recent years.

Our amendments to the children and families bill address the growing and worrying evidence of the sexualisation of children, with associated patterns of abuse.

Since bottom-burp namesake Donald "Shredded Wheat hair" Trump suggested Muslims should be banned from entering America, we've seen worrying evidence that it might be happening.

"Already we're picking up some worrying anecdotal evidence from the housing benefit changes," said Roger Harding, head of policy at housing charity Shelter.

More worrying was evidence of the normalization of rape an increasing proportion of rapes (perhaps as many as one-third) were committed by civilians.

A feminist activist who goes by the pseudonym Jean Hatchet, and was behind petitions asking football clubs not to sign Evans following his jail term, told the Guardian it was "deeply worrying" that evidence about a victim's sexual history had been permitted.

In support of this assessment, the document cited several types of evidence, including intercepted communications between senior Syrian officials that, it said, showed the officials knew about the attacks and worried that evidence of them might be discovered by United Nations inspectors.

Worried by evidence that the poor in industrial Britain were breeding disproportionately, he urged that charity be redirected from them and toward the "desirables".