Sentence examples for increasing disquiet over from inspiring English sources

There is increasing disquiet over the government's plans to deal with the collapse of occupational pensions when employers go bust.

Special AKA's Nelson Mandela reflected the increasing disquiet over South Africa's apartheid laws, while Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel delivered a funky anti-drugs message on White Lines (Don't Do It).

AFTER three fatal crashes in three years, the safety of Britain's railways is causing increasing disquiet.

But it also found general, and increasing, disquiet about inequality and fat-cattery.

But, on his home ground at least, there is increasing disquiet.

Chugging alongside the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US has been pursuing the National Missile Defence programme (NMD), which is causing increasing disquiet on the global stage.

The International Rugby Board is under fresh pressure to tighten up the protocols surrounding the use of television match officials following increasing disquiet within the game.

With the accession of the openly Catholic James VII, there was increasing disquiet among Protestants.

Now a severe drought has increased disquiet among much of the country's rural population.

Russell Leigh Moses, a scholar of the Chinese leadership, said that Mr. Liu's dismissal could signal disquiet over whether expansion of the rail system had gone too far, too fast.

This means that the population in these states could be undercounted, and the Arizona law has made that risk greater by increasing the disquiet.