Sentence examples for causing disquiet from inspiring English sources

And with the polls stuck, that narrowness is causing disquiet in their ranks.

But while pax Angola may have western blessing, it is causing disquiet in a region that is not at all sure that it wants an Angolan superpower.

Russia's looming monopoly over the delivery of crew to the International Space Station is causing disquiet in the US as the last space shuttle prepares for take-off.

Biden made his apology at an appearance on Thursday with President Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico City, where Trump's rise on a wave of nativism is causing disquiet.

The widespread view among Congressional Republicans that federal spending will rise significantly in the next budget is causing disquiet among the party's more conservative fiscal hawks.

The conditions of their detention have attracted criticism from Mary Robinson, the UN high commissioner for human rights, and their uncertain legal status has been causing disquiet in European capitals".We believe behaviour towards these people is dictated by international conventions," said Javier Solana, the European Union's (EU) foreign policy chief representative.

And if the finished work caused disquiet, as it usually did, that pleased her.

JLR employs 24,000 people in the UK but its overseas ambitions have caused disquiet at Unite.

He liked this opinion of his, and the way it always caused disquiet — here even more than usual, he noted.

The attorney general has yet to reveal the changes, which have already caused disquiet in his party room.

He defended Hunt's robust handling of the eight-month-old dispute, which has caused disquiet in the medical profession.