Sentence examples for growing uneasiness with from inspiring English sources

Although there is growing uneasiness with the regulation, it is not at all clear the senators will succeed in upending the law, which easily passed the Senate last year and was a cause championed by a leading Democrat.

Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski, who co-sponsored the request approved today by the council, has expressed growing uneasiness with the potential for conflicts of interest with agencies from the local to the federal level investigating themselves.

While more regarding this complex relationship is yet to come into the open through the commission of enquiry appointed by Mr Zuma, Amcu's rise to prominence in Marikana and other platinum mines has been fed by growing uneasiness among with workers with NUM's status as a credible representative of their interests in the sector.

It was the type of difficult choice that led to her surprise announcement on Tuesday to give up on the Senate, and it reflected growing uneasiness among Republican moderates with the return to a focus on social issues and with demands for party purity in the Republican electorate.

With their country's stance unclear, many Japanese have watched with growing uneasiness in recent days as world leaders have called or visited Washington to pledge support to President Bush's promised campaign against terrorism.

Her remarks coincide with growing uneasiness about possible cost increases among lawmakers and executives in the $2.8 trillion U.S. healthcare industry.

In September, however, the shock to the London Stock Exchange caused by the Hatry disclosures, together with the growing uneasiness as to the giddy heights to which American securities were soaring, undoubtedly led, in some cases, to forced sales and, in others, to precautionary withdrawals of money invested in the United States.

My growing uneasiness at the state we are in began to be insistent in the spring.

But the decision heightens a growing uneasiness everywhere over the Internet's ability to persistently define people against their will.

The vote by Parliament reflects a growing uneasiness in Europe about how advertisers and big business promote their products.

While there is a growing uneasiness about their place in society, many Chinese have prospered financially in Malaysia, and they like the political and economic stability that has come with BN rule.The big change will come in the Indian vote, in particular the 80% of Indians who are lower-income Tamils.