Perhaps most worrisome for some societies is the bachelor gap.
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But it's his obstruction of congressional oversight that's most worrisome.
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Perhaps most worrisome, indications about the future are looking gloomy.
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The two most worrisome retailers to Cramer were Macy's and Target.
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One of this team's most worrisome personality traits has been carelessness.
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Man, if I have kids I'll be the most worrisome mom ever.
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"The most worrisome thing is, it's a completely unnecessary outbreak," she said.
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The paper's most worrisome finding is that mistakes seem to be proliferating.
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The most worrisome issue for some investors is the question of trade policy.
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Most worrisome, the supply of condos for sale rose a striking 34 percent.
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Perhaps most worrisome is the idea of lifecasting becoming a mainstream behavior pattern.
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The most worrisome side effect is a sodium level that is too low.
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Most worrisome, because it is already a reality, is President Trump's trade war.
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I've got to be honest, the most worrisome country is the United States.
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Boycotts had been threatened and jerseys burned and — most worrisome — TV ratings were declining.
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The most worrisome factor to Cramer was the increase in the cost of gasoline.
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"It's the most worrisome part of every tightening cycle," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The most worrisome sign for Saleh is that recovery in several regions is lagging.
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And most worrisome: Despite their financial aspirations, young women are less inclined to invest.
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Gonorrhea has quickly become one of the most worrisome antibiotic-resistant dangers out there.
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Most worrisome, though, is what we've learned from laboratory investigations over the past year.
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North Korea has become one of the most worrisome problems for the Security Council.
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Sea level rise is one of the most worrisome and visible ramifications of global warming.
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Goldman Sachs has spotted what it thinks are the most worrisome stocks this earnings season.
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The organisation finds most worrisome the dozens of stories that paint electoral bodies as corrupt.
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The organization finds most worrisome the dozens of stories that paint electoral bodies as corrupt.
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The most worrisome cases involve medical research, in which health, and possibly lives, are at stake.
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Asked which technology was most worrisome for him in the future, and he named deep fakes.
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Dynamic sitting also seems to lessen one of the most worrisome health effects of being sedentary.
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Perhaps most worrisome, many of the culprits in ending the expansion wouldn't necessarily arise in isolation.
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One of the most worrisome developments is HPV-related oropharyngeal cancers in middle-aged men, like Tomlinson.
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Most worrisome for the presumptive Republican nominee, 24 percent of Republicans reported "very negative" views of him.
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Most worrisome is that there are some feedback loops between the strong dollar and economic weakness abroad.
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The most worrisome aspect of the Russia "collusion" caper is the erosion of trust in government investigators.
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The most worrisome, and scathing, White House critiques are private, shared only with the promise of anonymity.
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According to one official, it's the combination of a missile and a warhead that is most worrisome.
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Driving the news: Perhaps most worrisome is the massive pile of highly leveraged debt that continues to grow.
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" Most worrisome is the way the author seems to be talking to himself throughout "Eyes on the Street.
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The most worrisome effect, the F.D.A. said, was fainting or temporary loss of consciousness, seen in five patients.
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A third scenario, perhaps the most worrisome for Google, is that shopping and Android are just the beginning.
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Most worrisome, he said, were that the numbers of refugees this week are already higher than last fall.
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The most worrisome figure: 225 percent of households aged 2000 to 22 reported carrying credit card debt in 2015.
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Most worrisome, it's believed that becoming addicted to nicotine in any form makes smoking more likely later in life.
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Most worrisome, and hardest to walk back, is embracing a totally government-run health care plan, advocated by Sens.
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The most worrisome development is Serbia's rapid militarization, with Russia supplying air defense systems and other sophisticated military equipment.
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Most worrisome is an internal assessment suggesting that relocating the agency might mean losing up to half its personnel.
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Roach said what's most worrisome is not the cumulative decline in the currency but the speed of the fall.
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Perhaps most worrisome of all, it is losing sponsors, and those that remain are paying less than they used to.
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Most worrisome to investors has been its investment in Congo, a country avoided as too risky by Glencore's big rivals.
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What's most worrisome is that financial infidelity is actually on the rise, according to the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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"That's in some ways the most worrisome part: We don't know what the impact is going to be," she said.
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Only a minority of the patients actually had documented heart disease and it is those patients who are most worrisome.
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And perhaps most worrisome of all, it's losing sponsors, and those that remain are paying less than they used to.
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For these officials, the most worrisome left-wing group was the Industrial Workers of the World, known as the Wobblies.
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"By far, the for-profit sector shares some of the most worrisome employment outcomes within higher education today," Itzkowitz said.
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Perhaps the most worrisome part of Facebook's plan to defend democracy, though, is that it has yet to be battle tested.
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Power outages or water supply corruption are the most worrisome to Peter Beshar, general counsel for risk management firm Marsh & McLennan.
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Most worrisome to Cramer was the customer concentration issue, as Twilio gets 15 percent of its revenue just from Facebook's WhatsApp.
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Most worrisome, according to Page, is that Microsoft told him that it would just "consider" a fix in a future update.
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Brzeski suggested that the weakening of the domestic economy is the most worrisome trend facing Germany, rather than wider economic stagnation.
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The first of Berenson's questions concerns what has long been the most worrisome point about cannabis: its association with mental illness.
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Most worrisome: The new acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, has spoken publicly about how the Justice Department could undermine the investigation.
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Perhaps the most worrisome question is: To what extent are people censoring themselves for fear of arousing the social media frenzies?
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Most worrisome for Sanders in the most recent Hofstra poll is where suburbanites stand on his signature proposal -- Medicare for All.
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Panetta said the most worrisome issue for him is that Iran might continue to enrich uranium to build its nuclear capabilities.
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Most worrisome of all, is the clear lack of sensitivity from the husband who wrote the letter in the first place.
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Strategists point to a few big concerns for the markets heading into next year — the most worrisome being trade and the Fed.
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Most worrisome, they say, are the clouds of dust that sometimes return at demolition sites, despite the city's promise of further precautions.
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Most worrisome of all, there is the fact that significant portions of the American public seem unconcerned by the dangers we face.
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Kayina happens to be halfway between Butembo, currently one of the outbreak's most worrisome hotspots, and Goma, where a million people live.
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Most worrisome is the country's mountain of debt, which European creditors sought to make more manageable last month by easing repayment terms.
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Most worrisome, however, is an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, adolescents and young adults associated with all antidepressants.
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Most worrisome have been outbreaks involving two strains of E. coli, an intestinal bacteria that can cause severe intestinal cramps, diarrhea and fever.
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While this particular finding isn't too surprising, what we find most worrisome is that their hairstyle choice could be negatively affecting their health.
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While planning for the wedding, even amid a whirlwind engagement and impending motherhood, she found the task of dress shopping the most worrisome.
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Besides its intercontinental ballistic missiles, solid-fuel missiles have been among the most worrisome additions to North Korea's growing arsenal of ballistic missiles.
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Most worrisome for Trump is that history suggests that overall approval ratings are far more telling of electoral success that economic approval ratings.
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Most worrisome is that the individual market itself appears to be shrinking, and 2.4 million Americans will have only one available insurance option.
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Most worrisome, perhaps, was that the setup man Carl Edwards Jr., who had a strong regular season, looked increasingly ineffective against the Nationals.
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Most worrisome, foreign officials and others have realized they can curry favor with the president by spending money at one of his properties.
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But perhaps most worrisome is the role the mosquito has played in spreading other similar viruses, especially chikungunya, which causes fever and muscle pain.
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The most worrisome scenario is a real but still manageable external crisis that arrives at a moment when escalation is in Trump's political interest.
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What is most worrisome to some experts is the role that the star ratings now play in grading performance of hospitals and their managers.
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Most worrisome for the internet companies, however, are the committee's recommendations to impose stricter regulations, disclosure requirements and penalties on the social media companies.
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Douglas Lute and Nicholas Burns, two former American ambassadors to NATO, say Donald Trump has "hurtled the alliance into its most worrisome crisis in memory".
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A poll commissioned by CBC News showed last month that the cost of living, which includes housing costs, was the most worrisome issue for Canadians.
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For one, some of the most worrisome reports out of China regarding game addiction tie to adults who wouldn't be subject to the new guidelines.
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And most worrisome of all, all three missiles delivered warheads that passed through the atmosphere, splashing down into the ocean — and on target — with ease.
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The department would have even more video to manage and release, but most worrisome was how fundamentally different, and more intrusive, this video would be.
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The most worrisome aspect of Trump's election has always been the specter of Russian collusion influencing the outcome of the extremely close 22000 presidential race.
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Product problems are the most worrisome ones for Facebook by a large margin, because they flow into other issues and they're the hardest to solve.
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And perhaps most worrisome, sometimes big financial market moves are the mechanism by which policy makers receive the signal that they're doing the wrong thing.
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Most worrisome is a collaboration with North Korea, which has nuclear weapons and provided Iran with many of its first missiles, and still supplies key components.
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Perhaps most worrisome was the CoC's doubt that the world would make any significant progress on these tasks in 2017 -- with the exception of combating terrorism.
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But perhaps most worrisome was a conclusion reached by the National Academies: that teenagers who use the devices may be at higher risk for cigarette smoking.
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They know all too well that Trump made a statement during the campaign which seems to be unassailable and unfortunately totally true and — most worrisome — prophetic.
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"During 218, one of the most worrisome aspects of the war was the growing sophistication of [North Vietnamese] air defenses," one contemporary Air Force history explained.
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He said he was not surprised so many presidential hopefuls have tried to get ahead of their most worrisome issues well before the campaign heats up.
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Among the most worrisome is a proposal that would allow cost considerations to influence whether a species qualifies for protection or should be left to its fate.
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What is coming next is most worrisome in the south, in places like Conway, S.C., the seat of Horry County, which is among the state's most populous.
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The most worrisome thing about Warren's statement as she introduced her Medicare for All plan, is her emphasis on "not one penny" of new middle-class taxes.
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Most worrisome to Rivero, infant and maternal mortality rates in Venezuela increased 30% and 65% respectively between 2015 and 463, according to the most recent government figures available.
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Most worrisome for women's hockey boosters, North Dakota is the third Division I member to shutter its women's program since 2011; Wayne State and Niagara are the others.
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"This is one of the most worrisome developments in U.S. politics in the past several years," adds Jessica Weeks, a political scientist at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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The most worrisome is that the number of users posting Stories has shown zero growth, an even worse performance than Snapchat's total user growth that was sluggish this year.
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What's most worrisome here is that the emergence of VR technology opens up an new type of data for companies to mine en masse which can be collected efficiently.
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The refusal to accept this reality is the biggest, most worrisome sign – yes, even bigger than the nomination of Trump – that the country currently lacks a functioning conservative party.
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They fear a recurring story line sure to pop up every time insurance premiums increase, providers leave local networks, or, most worrisome, Republicans fund President Barack Obama's signature achievement.
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Clinton had announced was not going as well as hoped, even when it came to the most worrisome weapons, the Manpads, shoulder-fired missiles capable of shooting down an airliner.
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The most worrisome recent instance took place last season at Fenway Park when a fan named Tonya Carpenter sustained life-threatening injuries after she was impaled by a splintered bat.
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Most worrisome to those opposing the Senate bill is that states could give insurers leeway to offer skimpy plans that cover a lot less and exclude people with certain illnesses.
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Perhaps most worrisome of all is a lawsuit filed in China by chip-maker Qualcomm against Apple in late September that seeks a total ban on iPhone sales in the country.
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The literalism of "17" is both its most attractive quality and also its most worrisome — any attempt to separate the art from the artist is impossible, because XXXTentacion won't allow it.
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The Burmese python is one of the most worrisome invasive species in the state and can be found across more than 1,000 square miles in South Florida, according to the USGS.
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CRS, one of the most worrisome side effects of CAR T-cell therapy, involves severe inflammation and a buildup of toxic debris in the bloodstream caused by destruction of cancer cells.
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The proposed changes in Medicaid, she said, "are, by far, the most worrisome provisions of the bill, would be disastrous for patients and could create a fiscal crisis for New York."
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But the most worrisome group — and those who now need to be held accountable — are those who simply want no growth at all, believing that New York will somehow thrive forever regardless.
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"What is most worrisome is the payment crisis, which continues to grow, and creditors are losing patience," said Vidal, who has authored various reports on Cuba in conjunction with international lending institutions.
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But the latter scenario, involving a so-called "lone wolf," is the sort of attack that security officials say is most worrisome because known networks are easier to track than random people.
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Most worrisome, many say, is what happens after the tens of thousands of soldiers and military police personnel who were dispatched to Rio for the Games go back to their home states.
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" The Pivotal analyst said the "most worrisome metric" is the company's customer traffic slowing and he believes Jana might be "underestimating how difficult it's going to be to turn the business around.
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Or, a lot of cable TV. The most worrisome thing to me is the way so much cable news has turned into a contest over who can shout loudest about Donald Trump.
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Several strains of avian flu are spreading in Europe and Asia this winter, but the most worrisome at present is an H2400N13 strain that has circulated in China every winter since 21.
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While dehydration is a common concern as it gets warmer, "the most worrisome consequence" of high heat is heat stroke, said Dr. Scott Dresden, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Northwestern University.
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And the most worrisome aspect of the whole saga — even more distressing than the Lakers' futility in persuading LaVar to uphold his many promises to cease causing distractions — was Lonzo Ball's muted response.
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Perhaps most worrisome for Trump, Mueller previously referred the Michael Cohen investigation to the Southern District of New York, which now has a continuing probe into the Trump Organization and the inaugural committee.
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But above all, the most worrisome issue at the moment might be the fact that the SEC reportedly sent a subpoena to Musk and Tesla's board this week in relation to his "$420" tweet.
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It's one of the most worrisome effects of global warming in the Arctic: The permafrost is beginning to thaw, and it's releasing greenhouse gases that could actually accelerate climate change and threaten future generations.
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Perhaps most worrisome for Harris is that her support among African Americans doesn't seem to have risen much as you might have thought after going after Biden on his 1970s opposition to desegregation busing.
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Perhaps most worrisome of all, the estimated prevalence of people with alcohol use disorder rose by 22010 percent, from 2250 to 2010 percent of the population, representing 17.6 million and 29.9 million Americans, respectively.
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To be sure, race relations and tension between police and minority populations -- the issues that had Kaepernick and others taking a knee -- are among the most worrisome cultural problems we face in American society.
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"They're using the most worrisome and unproven technique that we have in our toolbox," said Sean Dixon, a staff lawyer at Riverkeeper, a group that seeks to protect the Hudson River and its tributaries.
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But Eisgruber has still done something important: create urgency in his own community about the American class divide — a divide that has led to anger, alienation and the most worrisome political situation in decades.
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Most worrisome is a rise in obesity among people of all ages and income groups, who are eating diets too rich in refined grains and sugar and too poor in fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
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But in what may be the most worrisome development in the combat against climate change, renewables are helping to push nuclear power, the main source of zero-carbon electricity in the United States, into bankruptcy.
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Most worrisome of all, she says, are the roughly 25 percent of clinicians who don't use any tests at all to structure their forensic psychological assessments, another finding from her 2014 survey coauthored with Grisso.
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In other words, during the Obama administration, more men, even of prime working age, have dropped out of the labor force, and this is one of the most worrisome long-term trends in the economy.
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Dr. Gary Wormser, founder of the Lyme Disease Diagnostic Center at New York Medical College, said the most worrisome tick-borne contagion he sees is babesiosis, which can cause malaria-like symptoms and require hospitalization.
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Here is a closer look at the three most worrisome areas of the new president's power — torture, drone strikes, and mass surveillance — and what President-elect Trump can, and cannot, legally do once he takes office.
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In Montana and in West Virginia, where a Democratic "super PAC" spent heavily and successfully to keep the Republican candidate it considered most worrisome from getting the nomination, the Democratic incumbents are looking sturdier every day.
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If I'm an Eagles fan, most worrisome is this: There's a reason the Patriots signed Mike Gillislee, traded for Rex Burkhead, and renewed James White instead of keeping the man who just gave them 18 TDs.
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Most worrisome for activists is that the arrests largely occurred away from the North Korean border – an area dubbed the "red zone" where most escapees get caught - and included rare raids on at least two safe houses.
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Most worrisome, only about 65 percent of women who developed urinary tract infections during pregnancy took medications, a concern because these can escalate into kidney infections that can be life threatening for both mothers and their babies.
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The third and most worrisome possible outcome is an escalation of global tensions and a retreat from the principles of open trade that have promoted growth in the United States and abroad over the past half-century.
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The statement continued on to say the situation for Jewish students in the U.S. is "most worrisome" and that it doesn't consider the executive order to be designed to silence "rational" criticism against Israel and its policies.
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But perhaps most worrisome of Kilbride's findings is that the companion app tracks riders' locations through their phones' GPS, along with other riders in the area, making their locations easily accessible to someone who knows what they're doing.
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"I think China and Turkey will be the two that will be the most worrisome, and will be the most vexed by this action," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at the Oil Price Information Service.
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A survey released by the research firm Ipsos in July showed that 47 percent of Chinese people rank moral decline as one of society's top three most worrisome problems, surpassing other pressing challenges like environmental degradation and unemployment.
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Senators have elicited only glimmers of what makes the 49-year-old judge with a decade on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals most interesting, or most worrisome: his affinity for a family of legal theories called "natural law".
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Of these, the group's presence in Egypt's strategic Sinai Peninsula is arguably most worrisome, as sustained operations from there could undermine Egypt's internal security, threaten regional allies such as Israel and Jordan, and disrupt shipping through the Suez Canal.
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It's increasingly clear that soda is one of the most worrisome food products on the shelf — it's a major source of added sugar in the American diet and it's consumed at perilous volumes that are contributing to obesity and diabetes.
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In the assaults on the diplomatic compound and nearby C.I.A. annex, the most worrisome trends in the country came together: the feeble central government, the breakdown of law and order, the rise of militants and the months of minimal attention from Washington.
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Events came in profusion, leaving us in confusion as to what mattered, what was the most worrisome, and what was rollickingly funny—such as the stumblebum "plumbers," the Nixon White House's otherwise menacing private goon squad who mucked up everything they did.
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So too would the surprising advances seen in many of the most worrisome economies — the so-called fragile five nations of Turkey, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Brazil — which have improved their budget deficits, balance of trade and inflation outlook, he added.
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So far, his most worrisome financial-policy move has been to appoint Mick Mulvaney, the former Republican congressman from South Carolina, who is the head of the Office of Management and Budget, to be the acting chair of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Dr. Beck and other chemical industry representatives were dispatched to the E.P.A. and Congress to press for changes to the federal regulatory system that would standardize testing of the most worrisome existing chemicals and improve and accelerate the evaluation of new ones.
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Most worrisome, many Americans are questioning not only whether they are obtaining objective facts — 60 percent believe news stories today are "often inaccurate," according to Gallup, a major increase from 34 percent in 1985 — but also whether objective facts exist at all.
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Of the 50 new antibiotics being tested in clinical trials, only two are active against the most worrisome class of bugs, called gram negative bacteria, that can prove deadly for newborns, cancer patients and those undergoing elective procedures like hip and knee replacements.
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Most worrisome for the President is that compared with his showing in the 2016 election, polls consistently report that he's lost ground among two key groups of white voters who usually lean Republican: college-educated white men and white women without college degrees.
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WASHINGTON — The national intelligence director, James R. Clapper, warned Tuesday that North Korea had expanded its production of weapons-grade nuclear fuel, making clear that the Obama administration now regarded the reclusive government in Pyongyang, rather than Iran, as the world's most worrisome nuclear threat.
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Perhaps the most worrisome aspect of asset forfeiture is the mercenary incentive that it gives authorities to "police for profit": seizing as much property as possible—the more valuable, the better—in order to auction it off and pad their budgets with the proceeds.
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"The most worrisome development lately is we now seem to be at much more heightened risk of financial markets becoming an amplifier of the adverse dynamics are going on," said Wilcox, who is now a nonresident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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" All these factors, wrote the Harvard study's authors, Nicholas Burns, a former Undersecretary of State appointed by President George W. Bush, and Douglas Lute, a former US ambassador to NATO from 2013 to 2017, "have hurtled the Alliance into its most worrisome crisis in memory.
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US drug overdoses in last year Most worrisome, deaths from fentanyl and other synthetic opioids, 10 to 100 times more potent than morphine, have surged in the last five years, killing some 20,000 people last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Frank Gorenc, whose responsibilities include Air Force operations covering 104 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia and parts of the Middle East, said the Russian strategy, known as anti-access/area denial, or A2/AD in military shorthand, was among the most worrisome trends he had seen.
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" MICHAEL LORIZIO, SENIOR FIXED INCOME TRADER, MANULIFE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, BOSTON "Anytime you have key parties in the same room, that's a good thing and we've seen the Treasury market at least not at the lowest levels it reached during the most worrisome parts of the negotiations.
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Among the most worrisome findings: 41 percent of dorm rooms they tested had levels of TDCIPP (a carcinogenic chemical that has also been linked with hormone disruption and harmful effects on the nervous system) that are above the level the US Environmental Protection Agency deems a health risk.
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The Defense Department has been moving in recent years to phase out the use of the most worrisome version of these chemicals and replace them with a formulation that does not break down in the environment as easily or build up as much in the bloodstream if it ends up in drinking water.
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In an exchange with Marines at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Mattis recalled sitting in the back of a room at the Pentagon in June 2001 while senior political appointees of the new George W. Bush administration fired questions at a military briefer about where they should expect to see the most worrisome security threats.
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Most worrisome is the number of students eating the meals: just 53 percent for the first half of this school year at the Morrisania campus, down from 66 percent for the same time last year, even though every New York City public school student is eligible for a free breakfast and lunch each day.
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The most worrisome aspect about the all-out push for a future powered by renewables has to do with cost: The price of turbines and solar panels may be falling, but the cost of integrating these intermittent sources of energy — on when the wind blows and the sun shines; off when they don't — is not.
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Experts interviewed by CNBC say the most worrisome next steps are twofold: Iran's threats to exceed its JCPOA enrichment cap of 3.67%, the amount allowed for civilian energy production, and the potential reversal of the modernization of its Arak heavy water research reactor, which under the deal was being altered to dismantle its ability to develop nuclear weapons.
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In yesterday's historic crush of news, we saw early hints of the coming political and corporate reckoning for Russian interference in the 2746 election: The takeaway: For the White House, the most worrisome part of the Manafort indictment is that Mueller showed he's willing to delve deeply into personal financial matters as part of his Russia probe.
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"Transmission of device identifiers to backend servers is obviously the most worrisome since it is a strong, enduring identifier of a user device that can be regenerated at will, including by other apps (so allowing linking of data across apps from the same manufacturer) and cannot be easily changed or reset by users," the paper warned.
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Perhaps most worrisome, these challenges are occurring against a backdrop of profound technological and economic change, leaving U.S. policymakers insufficient time to think deeply about evolutionary matters such as the advent of autonomous weapons, the effect of automation on the U.S. economy and national security, the steady erosion of our information dominance, new challenges in the cyber domain,the manipulation by foreign actors of our social media platforms, and the proliferation of advanced conventional weapons.
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