Sentence examples for worrying prevalence from inspiring English sources

"Particularly when it comes to steroid abuse, we're seeing at lower levels of the sport, with young boys in rugby, in rugby league, an increasing and worrying prevalence of steroid abuse," said Sapstead, who took over as Ukad chief executive earlier this year.

"To reduce the extremely worrying prevalence of child obesity and overweight, a combination of measures is required.

This study reported a worrying prevalence rate of ECC among children from 36 to 71 months old, living in French-speaking Switzerland.

Trends over time are also worrying, with the prevalence of overweight among South African female adolescents increasing from 24 to 29% between 2002 and 2008, and obesity rates in the same group rising from 5 to 7.5% (9).

The rising HIV prevalence is worrying.

She says that the more scripted programs "treat students or the adults teaching the students as people who are incapable of thinking for themselves," and she worries about the prevalence of "mechanical learning".

Twitter's advertisers, through whom it makes most of its money, are said to be worried about the prevalence of porn on the site, where there marketing content can appear next to the posts.

Does she worry about the prevalence of coercive imagery in "normal" porn?

She rejects the idea that porn "objectifies" women, per se, and though she's worried about the prevalence of coercive imagery, she says it's a question of education and parental responsibility, not censorship: "I don't ever claim that I help women in what I do but I think it's wrong to perpetuate a myth that it is helping men treat women badly.

"What is really worrying is not just the prevalence of stress and mental health problems at work, but that staff don't feel supported to help cope with workplace stress," says Emma Mamo, head of workplace wellbeing at Mind.

Data on the oral health of the elderly depict a worrying situation, with an elevated prevalence of caries and moderate periodontal disease, frequent edentulism, and numerous cases of dry mouth and oral cancer.