Sentence examples for global unease from inspiring English sources

Songs range from "the fictional and dreamlike" to more personal ones "related to love, heartbreak and mind games" while others address global unease.

But it has so far done little to address regional and global unease over the value of its currency, the renminbi.

"Black Mirror" answers to a mood of global unease about the breakneck pace of technological development; Brooker's audience already knows what it is like to witness the sudden arrival of the future — or, as he put it in his weekly column for the Guardian, to recognize how "nuts-deep into the future we already are".

But investors have not paid much attention, in part because they continue to judge U.S. government securities to be safer than any other option at a time of continuing global financial unease.

[A18.] Sinking Dollar Is Talk of Davos The relentless slide of the dollar is Topic A at the World Economic Forum, with many voicing unease about global imbalances.

Alex Kotch and Galen Brown used plain-spoken melodies and propulsive post-Minimalist rhythms to convey unease over global affairs — Mr. Kotch expressing urgency in "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle," a trio, and Mr. Brown verging on melancholy resignation in "And Carthage Must Be Destroyed," a quartet.

And if anxious banks stop lending to one another, that could set off a Lehman-style global crisis, which has caused unease in Washington about the exposure of the American financial system to European debt.

The gathering unease has left global investors less willing to tolerate the risks associated with volatile emerging economies.Indeed, some are unwilling to tolerate risks of any kind (see Buttonwood).

At a time of growing unease about the global gap between technology knows and know-nots, India is fast becoming a laboratory for small experiments like the one at the temple that aim to link isolated rural pockets to the borderless world of knowledge.

Adding to the fire is America's global fatigue, the unfamiliarity and unease of having to share power with emerging market countries, and the sense of many Americans that globalization has been detrimental at best.

In an attempt to boost its numbers, the party is currently concentrating on social issues, taking advantage of widespread unease caused by the global economic crisis.