Examples of using Worrisome in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The application described the conditions of the said arrest in worrisome terms.
No need for worrisome looks, they are the natives of the land.
A taxi cab would have been less worrisome and more ethical.
A dinking brain isn't any less worrisome than a pinging brain.
Sir, I find your attitude towards this boy worrisome.
Not all the news is worrisome.
Your morbid fascination with death is getting worrisome.
the time elapsed is worrisome.
It is understandably worrisome to purchase anything online,
There are more worrisome possibilities than just the installation of malicious software on the voting machines.
in particular youth unemployment which has reached worrisome levels also in the EU.
this is a very worrisome group, and these children need to be treated aggressively.
It is equally worrisome that in a limited number of countries the independence of regulators
Given the worrisome rise in protectionism, they will urge the G20 to enhance the fight against protectionism
Even more worrisome is the number of poker rooms that are going offline owing money to players and/or affiliates.
status for EU membership, the situation of women is becoming increasingly worrisome and hardly improving.
these two phenomena are marked by a worrisome increase of hate incidents in recent years.
her MBI showed an area of worrisome uptake, which we can also see on a color image.
which he called"a mountain of money for me in those worrisome days.
Which galvanizes the girls' worrisome fathers into a frenzy of paranoia and sets the nuns, those ever-opiating nuns,