Sentence examples for worrying point from inspiring English sources

It also marks another worrying point in the credit crisis.

Avsey, though, makes a worrying point: if translators can't get the title right, can we trust them on the rest of Dostoevsky's 1,054 pages?

It's a worrying point he makes in a paper with Milford Bateman (pdf), charting the microcredit saga from "hubris to nemesis".

A worrying point has been raised more frequently of late: it doesn't seem like Rennie, after two years in the job, knows who his starting XI are, or what formation to play them in.

And that is so, even though he and every congressman knows that the party will be hurt at election time if it fails to pass a budget expeditiously.But the really worrying point of comparison for Mr Hastert is that he may be falling short in much the same way Mr Major did by failing to give his party a clear sense of direction.

The 540 tigers found in this census also includes about 100 cubs, which is a worrying point, Greenwald said.

Ministers are not worried, pointing to scores of Labour MPs who have developed hard-nosed attitudes to welfare after seeing dependency fester in their constituencies.

"We need to win, there is no point worrying how many points we are on, we just need to go out and win".

This could go some way towards reversing a worrying trend pointed out by Ms Gallagher.

I just worry about Point Given".

Nor, worried environmentalists point out, is the expansion of the business of providing cold merely restricted to agriculture and retail.