worryingly
Adverb
Meaning
In a worrying manner.
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And, most worryingly, cases are on the rise.
Cllr Skinner said: “A lot of people are really frightened about what’s going to happen, a large number of Orbit tenants will be self-employed and worryingly we’re starting to see small businesses like that disappear overnight.
Forms a sweet bond with Alexis, despite serving her worryingly titled delicacies like the Surprise-Me-Smoothie.
As she rightly points out, there always will be superstars in publishing, but increasingly (and worryingly) even really excellent, good-selling authors are making less money than in the past.
A survey undertaken a few weeks after this was implemented showed, in fact, that very few Australian companies were either availing themselves of the benefits of this deal, or, more worryingly, even knew of its existence or why it might be of use to them.
Employees are either unaware of the correct channels, or more worryingly, feel pressured to withhold information, which shows a lack of leadership from senior management to tackle the issue.