Sentence examples for deepening unease from inspiring English sources

But it also reflected deepening unease in Europe over the way personal data are used by companies and governments.

But the move also reflected deepening unease in Europe over the way personal data are increasingly used by companies and by governments.

Many also give voice to a deepening unease with the country's lonely position at the top of the global power heap.

An explosion on Tuesday at an apartment complex in a Bangkok suburb killed three people and wounded four, authorities said, deepening unease after a string of bomb attacks believed to be politically motivated.

Bill de Blasio, whose campaign for mayor of New York tapped into a city's deepening unease with income inequality and aggressive police practices, captured far more votes than any of his rivals in the Democratic primary on Tuesday.

Amid deepening unease among Tory grandees at the party leadership's attacks on Ed Miliband over possible plans for a post-election pact with the SNP, Tebbit said it was "logical" to vote Labour in areas where Conservatives stand no chance.

Activist groups have protested loudly against the edict, saying it would deepen unease and anger within the ranks of Catholic churchgoers prompted by sexual abuse scandals and accusations of cover-ups.

In terms that may deepen unease among Lib Dems unhappy with the coalition, Clegg uses an interview with the Observer to heap praise on Cameron as a "big politician" who fully understands how to share power.

Support for the AfD has risen amid deepening public unease over Angela Merkel's open door policy for refugees, which brought about 1.1 million migrants to Germany last year.

The reports deepened the unease in this city of 20 million, most of whom live in high rises.

Mr. Sarkozy has deepened the unease by appointing Mr. Besson, a former Socialist, as minister for immigration and national identity, a portfolio created by Mr. Sarkozy.