Sentence examples for worrying report from inspiring English sources

At the end of May, Mohamed el-Baradei of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) issued a brief, worrying report on Iran's nuclear activities – which, at the time, was overlooked.

This worrying report comes after an extremely difficult year for charities.

The most worrying report was that when he was arrested cottaging on Hampstead Heath last year, he was charged with possession of crack cocaine.

"This is a deeply worrying report and confirms our fears that some sixth-form colleges could be wiped from the map after the spending review," said James Kewin, deputy chief executive of the Sixth-Form Colleges Association said.

James Kewin, deputy chief executive of the Sixth Form Colleges Associationn said: "This is a deeply worrying report and confirms our fears that some sixth form colleges could be wiped from the educational map after the spending review.

The Department of Health reckons this could reduce by four-fifths the number of people who go on to have a more serious stroke.Sandwiched between the two plans was a worrying report on maternal mortality, which is still low in Britain, but is rising.

Along with Glen Parva, worrying reports about four other institutions (Aylesbury, Brinsford, Feltham and Isis) have been published, while a recent inspection of Doncaster prison found that inmates had gone without running water and electricity for days at a time.

Although correlations give no information about the direction of a relationship (whether worries compromised QOL or vice-vera), we found that mothers who were more worried reported lower QOL themselves.

A "worrying" new report by accountancy firm KPMG  said that 23 per cent of British workers now earn less than £7.85 - or £9.15 in London - up from 22 per cent in 2014.

While I agree with Sally Weale that the underperformance of bright poorer children at A-level is a worry (Report, 17 March), I remain bemused by our continued focus only on the brightest.

In the three samples worrying was reported most often and supervision least often.