Sentence examples for worrying nature from inspiring English sources

The manner in which he limped off, very slowly and with the leg completely stiff, further emphasised the worrying nature of it all.

Indeed, given the worrying nature of reports last November of a crackdown on free speech at the university, some might even see the latest debate as a bit of a smokescreen, aimed at obscuring other, slightly larger matters effecting China right now.

The group has called it an "extravagant vanity project" and is worried nature reserves will be damaged.

The group, which is worried nature reserves will be damaged, said it was "disappointed" and would continue making the case against the road.

Worrying The nature of a report that makes no specific criticisms.

"The latest G.D.P. data confirm the worrying lopsided nature of the recovery across the single currency area," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, a data provider in London.

"Germans worry by nature," Fred B. Irwin, the chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany, said.

But the ace of dark matter has not shown up, leading some physicists to worry that nature has conned them again.

"In the early days of climate change people worried that nature reserves would be no longer useful because the species they protected would move out.

As city officials grew worried, the Nature Conservancy began peddling an ambitious plan that included moving the river back to its old beds, exterminating invasive weeds and replanting forest and other native plants along the Truckee's banks.

The doctor acknowledged that many people find great benefit from faith and other means beyond the scope of medical treatment, but he added that he worries the nature of his former patient's disease led to him getting advice that his minister wouldn't offer to others.