Sentence examples for causing some unease from inspiring English sources

The link between the no campaign and the Tory party's financiers is causing some unease among Labour opponents to AV.

Although Abdul Ghani Mir, the inspector general of police in Srinagar, says "whatever comes, we are ready to fight it", the threats are causing some unease in India.

While Silicon Valley startups may be causing some unease on Wall Street, it appears that a growing number of companies in the financial services industry are turning to the Valley, and even Hollywood, for help removing the latest thorn in their side: churn.

Has the presence of a business-side boss in the newsroom caused some unease among her journalistic colleagues, I asked.

Hollywood's discovery of fracking has caused some unease in the oil and gas industry – even in the midst of America's energy boom.

Federal death sentences are rare, but the government has opted to seek one in this case, even though this decision has caused some unease among relatives of the victims.

It comes as the museum is transforming itself in the wake of major cuts in its government funding and looking more towards private-sector funding, a move that has caused some unease about its future direction.

But everywhere in Europe, where the state's heavy role in balancing the excesses of the market had been widely accepted, the triumph of the private sector causes some unease.

He said the announcement caused some unease among reporters and editors, and "they had all the questions I would hope they would have, and believe me, they'll be very vigilant".

This single-minded drive to succeed has also caused some unease among colleagues, especially female Labour MPs, about the way he entered the leadership race late and only after Eagle had launched the challenge to Corbyn, meaning she took the initial flak for triggering the contest.

The decision has caused some unease in the more Gaullist wing of his own center-right party — it was Charles de Gaulle, after all, who in 1966 pulled France out of the military command, and kicked American bases out of France and NATO headquarters out of Paris in an effort to preserve French policy independence.