Sentence examples for created uneasiness from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty about the future of the PC business also created uneasiness among the company's big corporate customers, causing concern among H.P.'s board that it could contribute to weakness in its PC sales.

The sputtering economy here (unemployment is 9.8percentt) has helped to depress Mr. Corzine's poll numbers and created uneasiness among Democrats nationally about a state they have carried in presidential contests since 1992.

More refugees are to arrive in St . Paulin the coming months, and the prospect has created uneasiness among some in the city, who wonder whether local resources are not becoming overstretched.

"The wild swings create uneasiness in terms of what the future holds for individuals," said Douglas Rothermich, vice president for estate planning and trust consulting at TIAA-CREF.

"Kerry, Candidate and Catholic, Creates Uneasiness for Church" (front page, April 2) says the Vatican released a "doctrinal note" last year saying, "A well-formed Christian conscience does not permit one to vote for a political program or an individual law which contradicts the fundamental contents of faith and morals".

The potential effects and implications for stakeholders and the uncertainty that patenting involves creates uneasiness among Norwegian stakeholders in the sector.

We see it manifesting in small moments of refraining from saying things that create uneasiness.

For example, when motivation is materialistic, there is always the fear of loss that, in turn, creates uneasiness, stress and worry.

The possibility that Boston Properties might tamper with its winning formula had created some uneasiness in the investment world, where the governing mantra these days is "stick to what you know".

The turnover has also created an uneasiness between the local establishment -- Reform and Conservative Jews, mostly with European roots -- and a smaller but increasingly influential group of Jews more recently arrived from Iran.

Officials said that the messy end of the election, which created some uneasiness in the financial markets, had created more incentive to appoint someone as treasury secretary with the kind of extensive Wall Street experience that might prove reassuring to investors.