Sentence examples for general uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Abril: There's a general uneasiness about corporate partnerships and reliance on private entities.

Citigroup's results come amid a general uneasiness across the nation as the federal government hurtles toward a possible default on its debt obligations.

The notion of any disfigurement of the Aysén area has nevertheless fueled the protests, which have become a forum for Chileans to express a general "uneasiness" with the government, said Alberto Mayol, a sociology professor at the University of Chile.

At first it offended me, and then the feeling was swallowed by the general uneasiness I felt at the thought that everyone on the post was locked away in a dark movie theatre and I was here alone with Grossbart.

Robert Schnorbus, chief economist for J. D. Power, said he thought the general uneasiness over economic uncertainties and a potential war in Iraq were catching up to car buyers.

Economic issues apart from jobs like the cost of health care, the fate of milk subsidies, the price of gasoline and government support for education are brought up by many prospective voters, reflecting a general uneasiness.

Mr. Jiang has pointedly not raised in public his generals' uneasiness with the U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan.

MILAN — Against all the odds of the flailing euro, mountains of sovereign and personal debt and a general economic uneasiness, men's wear is booming.

Those conditions, the official said, were laid down by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, reflecting a general Pentagon uneasiness over making a long-term commitment in Africa while troops are stretched thin in Iraq, Afghanistan and other trouble spots.

Rumsfeld's comments also highlighted a more general U.S. uneasiness over the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a group with growing influence revolving around Chinese and Russian leadership and excluding the United States.

The rebels urged journalists not to remain on the square for too long, illustrating the general sense of uneasiness about their victory.