Sentence examples for Strong uneasiness from inspiring English sources

"There is a strong uneasiness about CDS — the sense that bets can be placed on any institution, be it government, be it a company," Mario Draghi, the chairman of the Financial Stability Board, a group of global regulators, said Monday, referring to credit default swaps.

In fact, Schwarz-Arad et al. reported that there is a strong correlation between uneasiness for treatment and the experience of pain at the operation that patients received in the past [4].

That uneasiness is particularly strong among the many members of the Legislature who also hold, or who have held, elected municipal office themselves.

In the interviews, they spoke of their uneasiness, and the hard steps they have already taken.

Although government reports early in the day of strong retail sales and faster, oil-driven inflation added to uneasiness about an overheated economy, the sell-off came long after that news had been absorbed and after a spate of surprisingly good earnings reports.

Gender identity disorder is defined as a strong and persistent cross-gender identification that is associated with a remarkable uneasiness of living in an incongruent gender (gender dysphoria).

In those meetings and in an editorial in Thursday's People's Daily, the leaders betrayed their domestic uneasiness by exhorting citizens to "turn patriotic zeal into energy for a strong country" -- that is, to rally around President Jiang Zemin's leadership and work hard at their job or studies, rather than second-guessing the deal.

The strong possibility that he will fail to gain the Conservative Party endorsement only threatens to underline any ideological uneasiness with Mr. Giuliani.

Across Europe, several trends have buoyed candidates of the right: a strong reaction to rising crime in the form of a call for more "law and order," a growing uneasiness over high immigration, and a thirst for a different message among voters who feel that traditional parties have moved toward an indistinguishable center.

Uneasiness over Latin America at Davos and elsewhere is rooted in the region’s perennial economic underperformance and the strong populist tone most of its politicians have been striking in recent electoral campaigns.

And that produces uneasiness".