Sentence examples for Considerable disquiet from inspiring English sources

"I record this late disclosure with considerable disquiet," the report adds.

In response to the crisis there were cuts and those in education brought considerable disquiet.

Expressing "considerable disquiet", Lord Goldsmith ordered an inquiry into the trial's collapse.

I have another shelf of failures, though, which might be labelled Cowardice Reproved, and these do cause me considerable disquiet.

Larkin's letters had been published in 1992 and evoked considerable disquiet among readers, especially those who had most enjoyed and admired Larkin's poems.

Mr Hussein's only strategy, in these circumstances, is to try to spread discord among America's friends.He is doing quite well on this track: there is considerable disquiet in Europe and elsewhere (see article).

Correspondents say that they have caused considerable public disquiet in Rangoon.

The BBC's David Loyn in Kabul says behind the scenes there is considerable US disquiet at Afghan negotiating tactics only 24 hours ahead of a meeting of Afghan elders, a Loya Jirga, to consider the deal.

Even the most malevolent critic would have to admit that to have failed to have done so would have caused considerable and unwarranted disquiet.

"That said, there is considerable public concern and disquiet over zero-hours contracts, in particular the potential for abuse".

Ordinary Chinese often refer to the "people's congresses", as the legislatures are called, as mere ornamental "flower vases".So a flurry of internet-fuelled enthusiasm for such polls has attracted considerable attention, including in some state-owned media (to the disquiet of propaganda officials, say Chinese journalists).