Examples of using More worrying in English and their translations into Swedish
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and that is more worrying.
And two- this is far more worrying than the first one- you're talking to yourself in the mirror again.
These concerns are even more worrying given the warning issued by the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights.
What is more worrying is that he considers the EU's trade policy as characterised by unbridled free trade.
Even more worrying for the future, the percentage of children at risk of poverty stands at around 19%
Even more worrying is the fact that in a half of EU countries,
An even more worrying, yet extremely much less typical adverse effects would be Gynecomastia(a benign bust enlargement in men).
The picture becomes even more worrying when one considers the possible consequences for the political stability
A more worrying, yet extremely less common side effect would be Gynecomastia(a benign breast enlargement in males).
While the labour market situation in several countries is stable or improving, a more worrying situation can be detected regarding the social indicators.
this is even more worrying.
international framework of clashing rules and agreements, and globalisation makes the situation even more worrying.
Another member considered that the inflation figures in the United States were more worrying than the previous member had stated.
The departure of President Kovac followed by the appointment of Prime Minister Meciar created an even more worrying situation.
Outside the EU, the situation is even more worrying as pressures on biodiversity continue to intensify.
The economic situation looked significantly more worrying six months ago,
Even more worrying is the fact that the measures being touted as alternatives often consist of chemical eradication,
It is all the more worrying, however, that Member States of the European Union have failed to reach unanimity regarding recognition of Kosovo.
More worrying is the lack of instruments to bind non-State actors into the ACP-EU partnership.
It is also all the more worrying that a lack of condemnation today justifies