Sentence examples for because of unease from inspiring English sources

Progress has been slow, not only because of unease in the United States.

Since the crisis, regulators have made switching easier, yet bank customers may be even less likely to move because of unease about the health of the banking system.

The climbdown was prompted by concerns that the government would be unable to get the legislation through parliament because of unease of its implications for civil liberties.

Nikita Kruschev - then leader of the Soviet Union - was ousted within months of the Cuban crisis partly because of unease among colleagues at his dangerous behaviour.

These were lifted after seven months because of unease over the intrusion into domestic politics and because Mr. Haider, who gave up the party leadership last year, appeared committed to verbal restraint.

The three councils deferred a decision in October because of unease over a guaranteed right to withdraw right up until construction work started, and to look at alternative disposal methods.

But the approach to another milestone moment for the 84-year-old Paterno has been tinged with a sense of unease because of whispers about his future, and about the program he has built in 46 seasons as coach.

Such a failure generates feelings of unease because the traits fall beyond the expected spectrum of everyday social experience with mothers.

While I usually think Mormons do a good job of making Joseph Smith seem like a human being rather than god-like, there are moments like singing this song when I feel a twinge of unease, not just because of Joseph Smith, but because of our current leaders.

The Investment Association, which represents £5.7tn in funds, said it had toughened up its guidelines for companies because of growing unease about the sums earned by chief executives.

The government is under attack because of public unease over rising crime.A public servicePresident Clinton, bowing to the public-sector unions, vetoed a proposal from Texas to privatise the administration of some 30 social-service programmes.