Sentence examples for worrying revelation from inspiring English sources

Sadiq Khan, the Labour candidate to replace Johnson as mayor next month, said he was concerned: "I support the garden bridge but this is another worrying revelation about the bidding process.

Her internal monologue as a teenager sounds uncannily like mine back then and the worrying revelation here is that, even at my age, this surprised and heartened me.

As someone whose capacity for human contact from strangers is limited to the occasional brush of a newspaper from a neighbouring commuter on the Hammersmith and City Line, this is a worrying revelation.

While the report could be skewed because it does not include deferred taxes (as deferred taxes may or may not be paid), the far more worrying revelation is that many of these companies spent more on lobbying than they did on federal taxes.

What has been most worrying about this revelation is that it is not surprising.

Big, steady Dave Merrill quietly absorbed the almost physical shock, then began worrying if the revelation would divide the team.

It used to be that only movie stars, presidents and Kennedys had to worry about revelations by butlers, secretaries or bodyguards.

Human rights groups speculated that the United States was worried that revelations of abuses of detainees in Iraq and of clandestine prisons abroad had raised fears in the Bush administration that it could not get the 96 votes in the 191-member General Assembly needed for election.

Make your own judgement... .. Fiyaz Mughal, founder of TellMAMA, an organisation which monitors anti-Muslim racism, called VICE's revelations "extremely worrying".

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said the revelations were "very worrying".

Steve Eckersley, head of enforcement at the ICO, described the revelations as "very worrying indeed".