Sentence examples for growing uneasiness from inspiring English sources
My growing uneasiness at the state we are in began to be insistent in the spring.
The vote by Parliament reflects a growing uneasiness in Europe about how advertisers and big business promote their products.
I cannot rule out making recommendations to government if the growing uneasiness continues and guidance is seen as ineffective," he said.
While few would cling to this aesthetic, there is a growing uneasiness that the Intrawest developments will kill what little local character exists.
Some experts say that behind this growing uneasiness lies the fact that both continents are evolving in ways that naturally incite friction.
Though he had worked in New York for years, he had no doctor to call, no English to describe his growing uneasiness.
Both groups arise amid a growing sense of uneasiness among online consumers, perhaps best captured in a report in late July from the technology consultant Forrester Research, which concluded that consumers had become steadily less confident in online security.
[C5.] New Efforts to Fight Identity Theft Amid a growing sense of uneasiness among online consumers, a technology trade group said it would help create the Coalition on Online Identity Theft, made up of Internet retailers and security companies.
And now, there are the new worries: skyrocketing rents, the condemnation of old buildings that have given refuge to the very poor and a growing sense of uneasiness on the part of many longtime residents, many of them African-Americans, that their city is now for sale.
