Examples of using Worryingly in English and their translations into Arabic
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More worryingly, where's Jay?
The death of women and children in rural areas remains worryingly high.
Wow, that was worryingly good, Tom.
The worryingly slow pace of preparations will have to be accelerated.
However, the number of military weapons identified has been worryingly low.
Maternal mortality was worryingly high in many of the poorest countries.
Worryingly, the exploitation of ecosystem resources is increasing at the same time as their finite supply is diminishing.
However, there have been someareas where the Council has remained worryingly closed to outside consultation.
More worryingly, on the way back down, a marshal handed me back some of my car.
However, most of the times, the speed fluctuates worryingly, leading to some large strides in performance.
Slightly worryingly, he put most of the important government buildings in the cockpit.
There are also fears of civil strife,as the opposition and loyalty divide is worryingly loaded with intercommunal significance.
This worryingly recalls the practice of both sides in implementing the Bicesse accords in 1991-1992.
However, convictions have only recently started to grow and in many countries,conviction rates still remain worryingly low.
After a worryingly slow start and grossly imbalanced ethnic composition, the programme is now satisfactorily under way.
Unless those key social indicators improve,an important barometer of State effectiveness will continue to show worryingly poor results.
Most worryingly, many of the concerns detailed in the mission report(E/CN.4/2000/83/Add.3) remain relevant today.
But where the Bugatti Veyron is four-wheel drive, this is only rear-wheel drive, and, rather worryingly, we have now come to the part of the film where we must see what it's like going round corners.
Data show that a worryingly large number of countries in Africa will not achieve MDG1 Target 1 by the target date.
Puliyel, published with peer review, 3 in which a very critical aspect is raised regarding theclassification of adverse reactions which can contribute worryingly to their underestimation reported to the Agency.
Even though Vladimir Putin was a worryingly early visitor to France in Macron's first weeks as president, the French leader seemed to possess some early backbone.
While the revival of the High Court in the provinces is a welcome developmentaimed at consolidating the return to the rule of law, worryingly, UNAMSIL has reported a marked increase in the issuance of death sentences.
More worryingly, older men and women have been listed as a group that faces human rights violations and requires clearly defined protection, yet effective remedies and guarantees are rare.
However, these ministries still lack capacities in important sectors andthe salary levels of civil servants remained worryingly low, which makes it more difficult for the Provisional Institutions to attract qualified staff.
In other words, and worryingly, what appears to have been an ethnically based rebellion has been met with an ethnically based response, building in large part on long-standing, but largely hitherto contained, tribal rivalries.
In particular, New Zealand is concerned that adverse impacts of fishing activities on vulnerable marine ecosystemscontinue to occur, and, more worryingly, that reactions by States to address the problem are often too slow and inadequate.
Worryingly, following the destruction of abandoned properties in the post-March period, damage ranging from vandalism to arson continued to be done to reconstructed homes that had not yet been reoccupied. This sent an extremely negative message to prospective returnees, which authorities of the Provisional Institutions have not attempted to combat through the public condemnation of such acts.
However, incidents continue to be recorded and, most worryingly, there have been no convictions of any such offences since COHCHR began monitoring prisons in 1994.
In the absence of a compromise- and forces that can guarantee its terms- polarization can lead to bad outcomes,ranging in seriousness from Spain in 1982 to Turkey in 1980, and, most worryingly, Algeria in 1992, when the military regime's nullification of an Islamist electoral victory touched off a prolonged and brutal civil war.
Other goals may also be pursued, more or less openly,such as nation-building and constructing national identities, or, worryingly, as a tool to affirm predominance over a territory, gather people around one emphasized identity and justify various political agendas.