Sentence examples for cause uneasiness from inspiring English sources

ANXIOUS TO AVERT A CLASH Reports of Conflict Between Americans and Canadians Cause Uneasiness in London.

"Today's decision may cause uneasiness and concern about the change it will bring," he wrote.

Your endoscopy can cause uneasiness and discomfort.

It can also cause uneasiness, restlessness, and even depression.

Archives|GERMANS FEAR FOR TREATY.; Objection Here to Shipping Clause Causes Uneasiness in Berlin.

GERMANS FEAR FOR TREATY.; Objection Here to Shipping Clause Causes Uneasiness in Berlin.

This provision caused uneasiness among some American senators as they debated the new grant of aid.

Some ethnic Korean families have come back from Central Asia to demand the return of their old farms, causing uneasiness among ethnic Russians.

The canards about pushing by "driven parents," about becoming a "round person," about "hormones [that] will one day collide with the pressure of medical school" certainly have caused "uneasiness on campus". And why?

The conciliatory stance causes uneasiness -- and confusion -- in Washington, where the White House tries to keep a united front with South Korea and Japan to induce North Korea to drop its nuclear weapons program.

Its rapid growth and trade surpluses have caused uneasiness in Western governments, which perceive this growth to be a result of China's rejection of international protocols that protect intellectual property and its widespread theft and replication of Western technology and products.