Sentence examples for worryingly though from inspiring English sources

Worryingly, though, Bessie has started to move down again lately, Mr. LeBas said.

Worryingly though, the black son seems to have been killed off.

Worryingly though, his putter was cold, leading the Englishman to describe his round as one of boredom.

Worryingly, though, in the past 15 years the yields of the most productive varieties of wheat in Broadbalk have begun to level out or even fall.

"Worryingly," though, "not enough is known about HIV spread in the vast populous interior of Uttar Pradesh and other northern Indian states," remarked UNAIDS last November.

Worryingly, though, the playing staff contained a number of youngsters, including Steve Bould (who was 21 at the start of 1984-85), Chris Maskery (19), Carl Saunders (19), Ian Painter (19) and Phil Heath (19).

Vampire Passions is a site for vampires, and fans of vampires (and, more worryingly, "vampire hunters" – though surely this site eliminates much of the detective work).

Similarly armed, opposition politicians and the public should also be in a better position to hold the government to account.Worryingly, though, a report out this week from the National Audit Office NAOO) shows that these lofty aims are seldom achieved.

Worryingly for their rivals, though, Saints have already secured the gifted Australian centre Matthew Gidley to take over from the departing Lyon, although they may find the retiring prop Paul Anderson even harder to replace.

More specifically, though, it worryingly threatens to follow the lead of 1999's Happy, Texas – still the benchmark for films that have their moment in the Park City sun then vanish in the real world like spit on a griddle.

Colombia has done its bit too: the army is bigger and more professional, though, worryingly, some officers continue to collude with the AUC.Five years on, the FARC is on the defensive though far from beaten.