Sentence examples for Economic unease from inspiring English sources

White House officials continued today to walk a line between acknowledging the economic unease and offering reassurances.

Despite the economic unease, American investors largely managed to avoid the painful overnight declines in the foreign markets.

Nobody at the chain predicted the deep economic unease that had settled in by the start of the holiday season.

But in this season of economic unease, when neither Washington nor Wall Street seems to have the answers, the descendants of George Marvin are going against the grain.

Average hourly wages and salaries have not fallen, and some economists argue that unless — or until — that happens, consumer spending will hold up despite widespread economic unease.

And though the unemployment rate in New Hampshire, at just under 4percentt, is the lowest in New England, economic unease is palpable.

There are already signs of economic and political unease in state capitals about climate change legislation.

The data was the latest to suggest an upward economic trend despite unease in the markets.

The lingering economic downturn and unease about the Democrats' muscular return to government power have left many voters here in a sour mood.

The protest, while mainly peaceful, comes at a time when Mr. Saakashvili's administration struggles to maintain power after economic and political unease that has been building at home, as well as a destructive war with Russia in August.

The party's unease about economic credibility meant Labour fought the campaign on health, entirely vacating the economic debate: no compelling critique of the Coalition's record emerged, despite the fact that for most of the last five years growth had been anaemic, productivity was falling, and George's Osborne's promise of an 'export-led' recovery proved illusory.