Sentence examples for worrying rise from inspiring English sources

But "Young Blair" – Irvine's name for the prime minister, dating back to 1976, when Irvine gave him his first professional opening as a pupil barrister – was briefly silenced during a fraught meeting early in Labour's second term in which a worrying rise in the number of asylum cases was being discussed.

"This is a worrying rise in incidents set against a backdrop of increasing hate crime across the country," he said.

On the surface it was all about tolerance and the worrying rise of extremism, particularly religious extremism.

The statistics also confirm a worrying rise in deaths involving amphetamines, including ecstasy, from 62 in 2011 to 97 in 2012.

Platini said that football was a reflected wider society and that a worrying rise in nationalism and extremism across the continent was being reflected inside football grounds.

The chief executive of the debt charity StepChange, Mike O'Connor, said the figures "point to a worrying rise in people's reliance on credit".

Overall improvement in 2010/11 masked worrying rises in some Amazon states such as Rondonia, where deforestation doubled from the previous year.

Ratings agencies are worried rising delinquencies and defaults among mortgages will lead to an increase in defaults among bonds backed by the troubled loans.

As worries rise, the opposition says the government is manipulating the statistics.

They suffer when worries rise about Chinese demand for commodities such as iron ore, oil and copper.

European leaders wrapped up their latest summit meeting Thursday with no new concrete steps to address Europe's financial crisis, even as worries rise about a messy Greek exit from the euro currency union.