Sentence examples for worryingly low level from inspiring English sources
A report published by Citizens Advice earlier this year found a "worryingly low" level of accuracy in the assessments.
The euro has been falling for weeks because of broad hints that decisive action would be taken to raise the eurozone's inflation rate from its worryingly low level of 0.1%.
The cartel's aim was to send a strong signal to markets that it would not let energy prices sag at a worryingly low level, given that weak prices dissuade energy companies from investments, oil exploration and paying for the cost of production.
Even the Great Lakes are at worryingly low levels.
A European Central Bank (ECB) survey showed that inflation would remain at worryingly low levels before picking up slightly next year.
The European Central Bank sat on its hands (chart 2).In this section Going over the edge Let's get fiscal Diverging markets Joy to the world Economics writer ReprintsDespite central banks' efforts, inflation fell everywhere, to worryingly low levels in the euro zone in particular.
We have found worryingly low levels of exposure of medical students to patients with cancer.
Furthermore, we found worryingly low levels of exposure to patients with cancer.
A previous study performed at a single medical school, with two local centres of renal transplantation, demonstrated variability in the amount of exposure to transplantation and worryingly low levels of knowledge about the field, amongst final year medical students [ 6].
Professional players are fit for nothing Recent research shows that while many professional gamers boast the samereaction times, motor skills, competitiveness and emotions as elite athletes, physically they can't compete, with worryingly low fitness levels.
As soon as the economic pace slows and, given worryingly low investment levels, some deceleration is likely before 2007 the president may find himself vulnerable, with neither sufficient cash nor the Peronist apparatus to grease the electoral wheels in his favour.Without the cushion of a growing economy, Mr Kirchner's autocratic tendencies would become a greater political liability.
