Sentence examples for growing unease with from inspiring English sources

Early the next year, there was growing unease with Enron's accounting.

China's growing unease with the spreading qi gong movement eventually forced Mr. Li to leave the country in 1998.

Every one of them — the sonographer, the genetic counselors, the schedulers — supported abortion rights, but all confessed their growing unease with reductions to a singleton.

Legal experts say the trend might have a number of explanations, like overreaching by prosecutors and some jurors' growing unease with the death penalty.

Meanwhile, there appears to be a growing unease with both the policies and personality of the mayor among white New Yorkers who previously supported him.

But perhaps, like "American Beauty" with its ominous exploration of the suburban ideal, these plays point to a growing unease with America's growth bubble and a fear of what may lurk underneath or in its wake.

There the greatest obstacle is growing unease within the Fed itself.

A Commons debate then showed growing unease among MPs, with seven coalition MPs rebelling and many others abstaining.

Lobotomies for mental illness fell out of favor in the 1960s because of the development of effective antipsychotic medications, misuse of the procedure and a growing unease among doctors with the confusion and stupor that resulted from the operation.

I believe that we must invoke the name of Jesus, as Lawrence Morley says, to create a "revolt [that] must come from the mind: a growing unease and dissatisfaction with things as they are".

Washington -- for whom Israel, Turkey and Egypt are all critical allies -- has watched tensions along the eastern Mediterranean with growing unease and increasing alarm.