Sentence examples for added to uneasiness from inspiring English sources

But the incident has added to uneasiness about whether society is prepared to handle the consequences of science that may eventually reveal appreciable differences between races in the genes that influence socially important traits.

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.

Inflation fears weighed on the market after the Commerce Department increased the figure for first-quarter growth in gross domestic product to 5.5percentt from 5.4percentt, adding to uneasiness that the Federal Reserve may decide to raise interest rates again when it meets in August.

Comments from the Federal Reserve about rising inflation added to the market's uneasiness.

Disappointing economic readings added to the market's uneasiness a day after a big rally.

Life outside of work added to the couple's uneasiness.

"The delay of the healthcare vote added to a little bit of the uneasiness going into the quarter end here," said Sean Lynch, co-head of global equity strategy at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

Worries about China are adding to Asia's uneasiness.

But she said the town's quickly growing population — which has now topped 100,000 — was adding to feelings of uneasiness.

Shots of abandoned houses riddled with optical illusions are interspersed with shots of space and the American Midwest, alternating between day and night to create a sense of mystery as the desert landscapes turn into a surreal odyssey, while the music and changing perspectives add to the overall sense of uneasiness.

Caregivers' uneasiness increases as patients' conditions worsen, adding to their increasing cognitive problems, the onset of behavioral symptoms, and the consequent reduction of independence in daily life; higher levels of anxiety are present among caregivers of patients with a long-lasting illness.