Sentence examples for has generated unease from inspiring English sources

The bill has generated unease even in Fallin's own party.

But the Fed's announcement on Wednesday that it would resume a strategy of buying Treasury securities to lower long-term interest rates has generated unease around the world.

From Pyongyang, not a squeak.Though hardly out of keeping for such a secretive, recalcitrant regime, the silence has generated unease, even embarrassment, among North Korea's counterparts in the six-party talks hosted by China, which, typically, described the hold-up as "natural".

It has generated unease, due to its disruption of a coherent set of professional ethics.

As a signal of the profound unease that his candidacy has generated among senior Republicans, the speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, effectively dumped Trump, telling congressional colleagues that he would neither defend his party's nominee nor campaign with him.

The respect that his work has generated meant that some historians greeted this week's verdict with a degree of regret, even unease.

The attacks were directed primarily at police and security forces, but they have generated unprecedented unease among ordinary Kazakhstanis.

Knausgaard's attempts in those pages to humanize the young Hitler and cast doubt on the notion that he was already evil at age of twelve seems to have generated some unease.

"I had generated laughter.

But, because the company tends to cater to affluent customers, who can afford, for instance, $4.99 per pound for organic spinach, new stores have been generating unease among residents, along with excitement over access to organic food.

Yet the bigger, more complicated changes are generating unease.