Sentence examples for Strong unease from inspiring English sources

In 1970, two years before the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm, Brazil voiced its strong unease at the proposed agenda.

But many African countries, despite having a surfeit of children with dead or missing parents, have laws surrounding adoption that reflect a strong unease with the concept as it is practiced in the West.

But there is still strong unease at Anglo Irish Bank, which fell 18.6%, to 28 euro cents (39 cents), in Dublin, even though the government's 75.0% holding of preference shares in the lender will not be dilutive to existing shareholders.

Worse yet, Gingrich claims that "Obama has developed a strong unease with American power," pronouncing himself a "citizen of the world," and denouncing "America's supposed transgressions in front of foreign audiences".

Informants commented in a number of ways on a strong unease experienced upon arrival at the VCT centres.

In this drive-by (or stroll-by) drama, the artists, Michael Galbraith and Jack Massing, have created something absurdly comic but with strong overtones of unease.

Success for the Five Star Movement in the upcoming elections could indicate a move toward major changes, as well as a strong feeling of unease toward European institutions.

4 6 Despite an understanding of the neurobiological origins of ADHD and the demonstrated efficacy of these medicines, there remains a significant amount of controversy surrounding ADHD and a strong sense of unease within the public sphere about using stimulant medicines as first-line therapy.

Alan D. Schwartz, the chief executive of Bear Stearns, said that the firm's cash position and its capital "remain strong," but the broader unease remained.

There is, in each story, a particular chord or strain; but taken together, these chords rise and reverberate, evoking an unease so strong it's almost a taste in the mouth.

In the weeks before the teams meet, as they will Sunday after a rare lull in their century-old rivalry, the winds of unease blow strongest.