Sentence examples for Major unease from inspiring English sources

Lankford is one of at least four senators who have expressed major unease with how much the tax-cut bill will add to the nation's $20 trillion debt.

This creates a major unease in the HEARTS of many Scottish people and a perceived attack on 'oor ane fowk' may not result in an immediate outburst but will never the less remind us, all be it in a smaller way, of the clearances agreed by those 'in power'.

The idea of minimal monitoring of patients taking the polypill caused major unease among most healthcare professionals (11), with two claiming such a strategy to be negligent.

The tone of the questioning has raised unease at major networks.

And rigorous attempts to measure impact can cause unease among major donors, the groups they fund to roll out programs, and disease advocates, says Ruth Levine, a development economist at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation in Menlo Park, California, who edited the first edition of Millions Saved.

The Senate Health Committee approved the measure on a 5-2 vote after a nearly three-hour hearing, but Democrats and Republicans alike signaled unease with the major question still unanswered in the legislation: how the program would be paid for.

Cyrus was their first major success, a queasy comedy of unease, featuring John C Reilly, Marisa Tomei and Jonah Hill.

Relatives who have been campaigning for justice called the decision by the DPP a "major breakthrough", but there remains widespread unease about whether the Police Service of Northern Ireland can deliver an authoritative and fair report.

Mike Burton, a psychiatrist, sees this post-university period as just one of many major life events that can bring about unease and anxiety.

The prevalence of financial institutions, both foreign and domestic, as major donors is likely to stir more unease in the Democratic Party's liberal base, which is pushing Hillary Clinton to adopt a more populist and less Wall Street-focused economic agenda.

It is discord and unease and usually signals a major turnaround.