Sentence examples for because of disquiet from inspiring English sources
Mrs Carroll went because of disquiet over long-running delays at a vast Brazilian iron-ore mine and a general feeling that she had failed to capitalise on the biggest boom that the mining business had, thanks to commodities-hungry China, ever seen.In contrast, Mr Kloppers is resigning largely because he thinks the time is right.
There was speculation he would be sacked at the end of last season, despite only being appointed in October 2017, and even earlier this term because of disquiet over his approach, an uneasy relationship with his players and indifferent results.
Increasingly vocal protesters complain that fracking pollutes water supplies and causes seismic activity (France has banned it because of public disquiet).
But Ms. Gilmore reveals how the N.A.A.C.P. counsel Thurgood Marshall was unwilling to pursue Ms. Murray's challenge because of his disquiet over both her sexuality and her past membership in a communist splinter group that opposed the Communist Party itself.
One of Great Britain's leading young Paralympians, who has won medals in the Games, is understood to be close to confirming that she has withdrawn from her sport because of her disquiet about what is happening in classification.
Ofgem had been concerned because of widespread disquiet at the dominance of the industry by just six big operators.
Chosen because the album has a sense of disquiet, the name comes from an article in New Scientist about an early detection system for earthquakes in Japan, while the cover art is based on a bare winter landscape by freelance photographer Ness Sherry.
Kjelstrup said The Book of Disquiet is his favourite book, "because you can open it on any page and it speaks to you – I never read it from the first page to the end".
I recognize the blue-coated man with the mass of white shirt the Pilot and I went fishing with, and am full of disquiet and of excitement, and I am melancholy because I have not made more and better verses.
I cannot reject them because they are who I am". These lines come from "The Book of Disquiet," edited, and translated for the first time in English, by Alfred MacAdam.
Yet behind the mockery was a real sense of disquiet, which has not gone away: Trump loves the less educated because they appear to love him back.
