Sentence examples for becoming uneasy from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, humanitarian organisations are becoming uneasy.

There are signs, however, that Congressional Republicans are becoming uneasy.

But investors are becoming uneasy at the delay in Mr Fox's tax-reform plans.

Midler and her staff were present this time, and she was becoming uneasy.

But even before the Saints lost to the Cowboys last month — and lost the game after that and the game after that — barroom analysts were already becoming uneasy, discussing the merits of a setback.

Hilal Ahmed Guru, his 38-year-old brother, recalled becoming uneasy after Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman in the 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai, was hanged on Nov. 20, after his mercy petition was rejected on Nov. 6.

But analysts say some producers are becoming increasingly uneasy with the runaway prices.

I remember flicking back through his timeline, becoming increasingly uneasy as I realised it was almost exclusively dedicated to comments directed at me and the newspaper.

It dropped its support for the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, and found itself on the frontline in the fight against terrorism, becoming an uneasy ally of the United States.

Not surprisingly, Europeans are becoming increasingly uneasy about giving up more sovereignty to bureaucrats who are essentially unaccountable to the voters.

All this comes against the backdrop of "House and Senate members in both parties" becoming "increasingly uneasy".