Sentence examples for worrying move from inspiring English sources

In a worrying move, Mr Chavez changed the rules of a new stabilisation fund, which is supposed to smooth out the economic impact of volatility in the oil price.

In a statement on the organisation's website, Ms Appleton said: "This move to regulate public dress - and to make it a criminal offence to dress inappropriately - represents a worrying move of the state into questions of fashion and more.

The intrusion by Beijing in Hong Kong's political and legislative affairs is seen as a worrying move by those who believe China is attempting to further erode the territory's autonomy.

It's either a deeply worrying move with no sense behind it at all, or Abbas is a strategic genius who knows something that his own people in Fatah -- who stand to lose key positions -- and the rest of the world don't know.

For many, the stress cycle of a hurricane — worrying, moving sentimental items, waiting, and then dealing with the damage — has become too much.

With a running game that saw its starter held to just 24 yards, Arizona will be worried moving forward.

Many analysts and investors remain skeptical over the Fed's decision to stop buying MBS, worrying the move may push adjustable interest rates higher.

I spent the summer worrying about moving in to my new house and I rushed into living with new people.

Ciaran, a year six pupil at the same school, said he had been worrying about moving from Wales to York with his family.

E-tailers are worrying about moving atoms, getting tangible goods of all sizes from the factory floor to the consumers home.

As she read the manuscript, "there were parts that made her cringe; passages that she worried would move people farther away from God," Heiligman writes.