Sentence examples for huge unease from inspiring English sources

One Tory MP said there was huge unease among his colleagues in the parliamentary party and a group of backbenchers was planning to put their concerns to the chancellor, calling for the PIP cuts to be softened during the consultation process.

This message resonated with many, as there's a huge amount of unease about Apple's new policy in the developer community.

House Republicans have spent days expressing their unease about a huge government intervention, which they regard as a step down the path to socialism.

Carter's appeal for a new moratorium falls at a time of mounting unease about the huge disparities in the use of capital punishment in America.

But it is understood that her unease at the huge bets being taken by the bank was something Fuld's entourage were not inclined to hear.

Murdoch's latest tweet, posted late on New Year's Eve and betraying a certain technological unease with punctuation, reads: "Huge NY eve do.

I don't think he let the franchise down in some huge way, but I did feel some sort of unease".

The Health Protection Agency HPAA) was due to be axed in July 2012, weeks before the games, as part of a huge shakeup in public health, but the Guardian revealed unease among its top officials at the possible impact on the public and athletes.

The view is instructive, given the unknowns in the huge and growing credit default swap market and the unease about its potential to wreak havoc on the financial system.

But now I can see that my unease was a sign that he was projecting huge and unrealistic expectations on me and an imagined relationship that I could not deliver.

But then came the first few months of governance by Barack Obama and the huge Democratic majorities in both houses, which built on the growing unease across the country with spending, deficits, and a sense that the federal government was centralizing its power and increasing its influence in an increasing number of areas of our everyday lives.