Sentence examples for worrying numbers from inspiring English sources

Now, as then, there are some worrying numbers, too.

Ultimately, those of us who would like to preserve the market system need to grapple with that sort of dynamic, in the context of the worrying numbers on inequality that Mr Piketty presents.

But although such worrying numbers have led many to wonder if Putin's standoff with the west might weaken his grip on power, analysts caution that the banking system is still functional and unemployment remains low.

Worrying numbers of Russell Group institutions seem to be disregarding equal opportunities legislation in order to appoint research "stars", whose publications and PhD students can bring them favour in the research excellence framework (REF) exercise – next due in December 2013.

However, following WHO director general Margaret Chan's announcement of an international public health emergency on February 1 prompted by the spread of the virus to Central and South America and the worrying numbers of Brazilian babies born with microcephaly in the past year, it looks as if Zika will forever be associated with Brazil.

"The good news is that Gulf traffic is now recovering strongly, a welcome development after a few worrying numbers last fall," said Richard Aboulafia, an analyst at the aerospace and aviation consulting firm Teal Group, based in Fairfax, Virginia, in an e-mail commentary this month.

A worrying number of undergraduates are turning to payday loans.

Far worse, a worrying number of Ukip candidates ARE extremist oddballs.

Plus, the worrying number of people in the world who think Jack Black films are funny.

During this work, it found that a "worrying" number of families were reporting being turned away by academies.

A worrying number of those players have made themselves unavailable, most recently Roy Asotasi, the former Kiwi prop, who will join Warrington next season, and whose late withdrawal left Samoa's Australian coach Matt Parish unimpressed.