Sentence examples for disquiet with from inspiring English sources
Fitness to work tests have also been the subject of much disquiet, with critics labeling them unfair, arbitrary, and bureaucratic.
Fitness to work tests have also been the subject of disquiet, with critics labeling them unfair, arbitrary, and bureaucratic.
The result indicates growing disquiet with the way the two main parties at Stormont, Sinn Fein and the DUP, are dominating the devolved government.
spring & autumn of 1962, Spain went through a period of disquiet, with waves of industrial strikes & some active oppositionto the regime.
Mackean emails Entwistle to share her "disquiet" with "the handling of the Newsnight Savile story" and pointing out inaccuracy in an all-staff email.
A large part of this disquiet with comedy has to do with the conservative nature of many Muslims, with a wide range of topics deemed taboo and sinful.
Dell, Brin/Page and Yang/Filo aside, it's still incredibly rare and special for two youngsters, disquieted with university life, restless to get out of the classroom and accomplish something, anything... to then build a company which succeeds.
E-mail us your answers: the first correct response will win a copy of the humor anthology "Disquiet, Please!" with a quarter of the pages ripped out.
Recent work considers the concern surrounding children's presence in public places and underlines the disquiet associated with the unruly behaviour of children (Valentine , 1996 Matthews and Limb, 1999).
His last speech was at first received with applause, then with disquiet, and finally the parliamentary majority turned against him.
