Sentence examples for avoid unease from inspiring English sources

There were claims that in urban hospitals the MOs or other PHC staff tried to dismiss leprosy patients as quickly as possible to avoid unease amongst other patients, medical staff (including dressers) and the leprosy patients themselves.

Today, a libertine lifestyle still provokes unease.

No-one following events could avoid the depth of unease at the heart of Europe.

To do so, perhaps, is to avoid confronting any sense of unease about Charlie Sheen's problems.Eric Arauz, a mental health consultant who travels the country lecturing about his experience with bipolar disorder, said that Mr. Sheen's behavior suggests he might suffer from a psychological imbalance as well as drug addiction.(Mr. Arauz is not a doctor).

The trends to watch over the next several days are whether Al Gore can keep the personality questions behind him and get a bounce from hammering home the differences between him and Mr. Bush on specific issues, and whether Mr. Bush, in the pressurized finale of a presidential campaign, can avoid being undermined by voter unease over whether he is ready for the White House.

According to Piaget's theory of cognitive and affective development (1929, 1970), individuals seek to incorporate new concepts into existing schemata (i.e., assimilation) or to reframe existing schemata to fit new concepts (i.e., accommodation) in order to avoid cognitive dissonances that cause unease.

Despite the economic unease, American investors largely managed to avoid the painful overnight declines in the foreign markets.

The survey offered evidence of widespread disgust over the allegations against Mr. Lopez, Democrat of Brooklyn, who resigned last month to avoid expulsion from the Assembly, as well as unease with Mr. Silver, Democrat of Manhattan, who has served as speaker since 1994.

And while the songs on "Magic" characteristically avoid explicit topical references, there is no mistaking that the source of the unease is, to a great extent, political.

"There is also widespread unease throughout the Middle East, shared by many U.S. allies, that the United States' primary objectives when it comes to Iran, Egypt or Syria are to avoid serious confrontation".

"No one could entirely avoid the nocturnal ferment of those anomalous years, which, if you had a bit of money and however wretchedly unhappy you felt, were celebratory despite the political unease and the uncertainties of all kinds".