Sentence examples for worrying indeed from inspiring English sources
Steve Eckersley, head of enforcement at the ICO, described the revelations as "very worrying indeed".
But the fact that Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia all chose China's friendship over America's is worrying indeed.
The way he asked Naomi "why am I telling you this?" made it sound like he had no free will (sensing a theme?) while in the principal's office, and the fact that he's being forced to spy on the Winchesters without having any memory of it worrying indeed.
The association between non-completion of OBPs and recidivism is worrying; indeed it seems that it is better to not attend an OBP at all, than start one and drop out [ 19- 21].
But I have to say I found the whole thing very worrying indeed – it's just so divisive".
If sustained, it would be very worrying — indeed, it would raise the spectre of another global recession.
If Mr. Teeples's account of how his money was managed is any indication of what passed for investment advice and brokerage services in the market mania of the late 1990's, Wall Street should be worried indeed.
If that were all there is to say, it would be worrying news indeed for those, myself included, who support using the tax code and other policies to offset some of the alarming rise in inequality.
In both countries, it has been suggested that American assertiveness could destroy the entire fabric of non-proliferation and arms-control agreements including the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty, under which America and Russia have pledged to remain vulnerable to each other's missiles (see article).There are worrying signs, indeed, that diplomacy has already run out of steam.
Something to worry about indeed.
