Sentence examples for worrying light from inspiring English sources

Jupp Heynckes's continued refusal to sign a new contract – his deal expires in June – is now seen in a worrying light.

It shines a worrying light on current European governments' determination to implement liberal policies in the face of popular opposition, the tendency to shut down protesters by curtailing civil liberties, and the use of religious and racial tensions as a diversion from social criticism.

This worsening of the problem is worrying in light of recently published findings that the disease progresses more rapidly in children than in adults and is harder to treat, experts said.

China and India's rankings in 67th and 71st place were deemed worrying in light of their population size, with cardiovascular disease being responsible for over a third of all deaths in China in 2012.

Although quantifying the relative roles of these transmission routes remains difficult (particularly in the case of resistance gene transmission), the scale of agricultural antibiotic usage is worrying in light of recent episodes of transmitted resistance (Wang et al. 2012; Spoor et al. 2013).

"You had free rent; you didn't have to worry about light bills".

It's water resistant, so no need to worry about light rain, though a full-on storm is still a bit of no-no.

"Not only family entrepreneurs but also the overwhelming majority of business executives is rightly worried in light of the damage that is being inflicted on the entire profession by the misbehavior of a small group," the head of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Ludwig Georg Braun, said in an open letter published in the German news media.

Right now, you don't need to worry about light source.

If it's in a north or east-facing window, you won't have to worry about light.

You don't have to worry about light hitting it and it will keep dried leaves from falling off onto the floor and making a mess.