Sentence examples for Growing discomforts from inspiring English sources

As I noted here last week, there is a constant tug of war between those who pay the bills (employers) and those who venture forth into the growing discomforts and indignities of air travel (employees).

"It was just kind of growing discomfort over the next couple of days after the game".

This confirmed Alice's growing discomfort with their claustrophobic intimacy, and freaked her out.

The joke, if there is one, is the audience's growing discomfort.

The case has added to the growing discomfort of U.S. allies over such tactics in the war on terrorism.

None the less, there was more to Newcastle's growing discomfort here than the absence of Bramble.

There were signs as early as 2012 of the growing discomfort within the party with the power Zhou had amassed.

One reason was that, to management's growing discomfort, investors and journalists alike were interested in little else.

Despite her growing discomfort with the sexism that permeates the love-hunting business, she has sympathy for her superrich clients.

He is not the first to try to tap into investors' growing discomfort with traditional funds, a restlessness that has spawned several variations.

Still, as South Korea's Christians have become more focused on spreading their faith, there has been growing discomfort in this country, whose roots are Confucian and Buddhist.