Sentence examples for could be uneasy from inspiring English sources

Other Gillard supporters, such as Tony Burke and Gary Gray, have said they are staying on at the new prime minister's insistence, but the truce could be uneasy.

While initial reports suggested the emerging plan would appear to meet Republican demands for less reliance on new revenue than Democrats had insisted on, Republicans could be uneasy about accepting a deal tied to higher revenue through tax changes.

"It has nothing to do with party lines, it has to do with the almighty dollar," said Sue Bonetti, a retired teacher whose husband is four years away from what suddenly looks as if it could be an uneasy retirement.

In the aftermath of financial scandals in the Roslyn and William Floyd districts, it could be an uneasy two weeks for school officials, who are hoping that the vote will not be a repeat of last year's, when 46 out of 124 budgets were defeated, a failure rate of 37percentt.

Colonel John Crocker, commander of 2ASC, wrote: "For much of the mission, but particularly during the lead-up to the election, all members of the ASC worked, often well away from their bases, in a security environment which at best could be termed uneasy and on many occasions was definitely hazardous.

So what could Boston fans possibly be uneasy about after David Krejci scored 14 minutes into the extra period, boosting the Bruins' overtime record this spring to 4-0, and capping a trip to Philadelphia that started with a 7-3 victory Saturday?

Otherwise I would be uneasy.

He appeared to be uneasy about something.

Anthea has reason to be uneasy.

Bashō continued to be uneasy.

Only this time the relationship between elder statesman and formal incumbent could be a more uneasy one.