Sentence examples for causes unease from inspiring English sources

That would be a far more significant penalty, though one that causes unease because of already soaring global energy prices.

The prospect of a dozen or so mostly poor new members causes unease much farther afield, notably in Germany and Austria.

Fabien (Roman Kolinka) is now a brilliant published author, and considerably to the left of his old teacher, a fact that causes unease.

It is a dining room condition that unnerves grandparents, causes unease among parents and stimulates absolute consternation among other guests, who include elderly couples who came here to escape grandchildren and honeymoon pairs who are not keen on this vision of things to come.

At his peak Armstrong personified hope, but now he causes unease, a reminder of our own weaknesses.

Therefore, synthetic biology is often regarded as "holistic", even by authors for whom the "esoteric" connotation of the term causes unease (Conti et al. 2007, p. 161).

But the argument itself has caused unease.

But growing questions surrounding the case caused unease.

The speed of the process is also causing unease.

Still, the gesture caused unease among the Satmar.

The haste with which banks are repaying funds is causing unease in political circles.