Sentence examples for worrying signal from inspiring English sources

"This insidious attempt to pre-empt Parliament's decision seriously undermines our democratic system, and sends out a worrying signal to the rest of the world about the UK's commitment to nuclear disarmament," she added.

That should be a worrying signal to the bank's owners.

It's another worrying signal from France, with economists fearing its economy is stagnating this year.

"These changes send a worrying signal about the UK as a place for low-carbon investment," he said.

Munchenberg said the royal commission sent a worrying signal and would decrease confidence in the banking system.

Another worrying signal is that average weekly profits are continuing to drop, as they have since 1997.

While these trends could make for a greener year ahead, worrying signals are accumulating for the longer term.

But the survey also flashed worrying signals for the global economy, which has come to rely increasingly on Chinese demand as a source of growth as the United States, Europe and Japan continue struggling to recover from the financial crisis.

PARIS -- Investor concerns about Europe's economic and budgetary outlook reverberated through the markets Friday after the Hungarian government sent worrying signals about the state of the country's finances.

Adding to the unease were concerns that the financial troubles in Europe, particularly in Greece, Portugal and Spain, might be spreading to Hungary, after the government there sent worrying signals about its finances.

In a recent telephone interview, Mr. Banga spoke to India Ink about what he dubs "worrying" signals from the Indian government, and the need for Indian business and government to respond to the world's concerns.