Sentence examples for Heightened unease from inspiring English sources

Last month's attack in Paris and recent Islamic State-inspired attacks on foreigners in Bangladesh have heightened unease here over whether the Islamic State can be held off indefinitely.

Rare remarks delivered this week by the secretive, high-ranking Iranian commander coordinating the fight within Iraq against the Islamic State have highlighted Iran's role in the military campaign against the terror group — and heightened unease about the authority being exercised by a person US officials accuse of leading a covert war against its interests.

The latest moves come at a time of heightened unease in the world, punctuated by North Korea's recent intercontinental ballistic missile test, and continued uncertainty about the leadership and direction of the council, which was created to provide presidents with in-house guidance on foreign and military affairs.

Emerging research on the effects of raised cortisol levels have further heightened parental unease about this subject.

This cultural context heightened my unease about the show's aesthetic: "Dirty John" plays like a thriller.

Joseph Borrelli, the head of the homicide unit for Queens, and peppered with allusions to vampires and monsters, heightened the unease by warning that he would strike again.

The early results of the hearings, in which officials said a surprising number of detainees were found not to be enemy combatants, only heightened the unease.

If the word "saffron" made me feel somewhat ill-disposed to this recipe, seeing the words "olive oil" only heightened my unease.

Howard used an interview with the Seven Network on Sunday night to reflect on the major public policy controversies of his prime ministership; ignite a fresh debate about multiculturalism at a time of heightened community unease after last week's counter-terrorism raids; and also question his former treasurer's 'ticker'ticker

Comments from the Pentagon's top military officer on Wednesday that U.S. ground troops may be needed in some circumstances only heightened the unease of many lawmakers opposed to overseas combat in the aftermath of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

The obvious political ramifications so close to an election, with Mr. Obama hoping to attract Latino votes, only heighten the unease.