Sentence examples for adding to unease from inspiring English sources

Adding to unease about the banking industry, Frederick Cannon, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, said mortgage and other credit losses might keep Washington Mutual, the largest savings and loan in the country, from turning an annual profit before 2010.

Lehman's local unit also added to unease on Tuesday when it filed for bankruptcy in a Tokyo court.

Trade concerns are playing a big role, and the arrest of Meng Wanzhou of Huawei added to unease about the prospects for the U.S.-China trade truce.

The prospect of rapid automation of the retail industry has added to unease about the use of technology to replace human workers.

The Dow was led lower by financial stocks, which were hurt after government reports on retail sales and wholesale prices added to unease about an overheated economy.

At the same time, recent news reports -- like the downgrade of Ireland's credit rating Wednesday and evidence of renewed intervention in bond markets by the European Central Bank this month -- have added to unease about the ability of countries like Spain and Greece to manage their debts over the long run.

A Sunday Times poll which showed that just 24% of people surveyed believed that Sir Menzies was doing well, compared to 45% who thought he was doing badly, added to unease among the party faithful on the first day of conference.

Instead she takes emotions we all recognise and makes us feel their power deeply; our status as eavesdroppers only adding to our unease.

Halliday was not the only player in blue looking on edge - Hill and the Swiss defender Philippe Senderos were harried well by the well-drilled Tidser and Nesbitt and had often to resort to backwards passes, adding to the unease emanating from the stands.

On April 22, 1893, the amount of gold in the Treasury dropped below $100 million for the first time since 1879, adding to the unease.

The bankruptcy filing by UAL, the parent of United Airlines, only added to investors' unease.