Sentence examples for because of uneasiness from inspiring English sources

The TNK-BP operations are not well regarded by markets because of uneasiness about the political climate in Russia and BP's frequent fights with its Russian partners.

At the screenings and later, the sound was turned off when Langston Hughes read his poetry on camera because of uneasiness over a claim by the Hughes estate that the film breached copyright law.

In "Chéri" you see the frailty and the strength, yet you rarely experience either with the depth of feeling you might because of the palpable uneasiness surrounding her performance.

Anxious and delirious patients received close attention because the own feelings of uneasiness were considered a warning sign.

Because of companies' uneasiness about reporting thefts, the actual amount of cargo stolen in Malaysia is probably higher than figures from the association or the police indicate, Mr. Lugg said.

In 2008, the anti-Obama angry crowd, for the most part, were white people (the majority) violently protesting against black people (the minority) by damaging/destroying their property, threatening violence, verbally abusing, and physically assaulting black people because of their uneasiness with a minority black man being voted into the office of POTUS for the first time in American history.

The Occupy Wall Street crew, unfocused and inarticulate, unwashed and motley, nevertheless has captured support because of the uneasiness of Americans, conservative and liberal, that our lawmakers at every level of government have been compromised, if not purchased and that money not only talks, money rules, and the average American feels used and powerless.

Still, a kind of uneasiness ensued.

"There is a great deal of uneasiness".

"I like relating to some kind of uneasiness," she says.

There is a lot of uneasiness in the community".