Sentence examples for increasing uneasiness about from inspiring English sources
WITH the closing of the Village of Mamaroneck's day-laborer hiring site and the increasing uneasiness about illegal immigration in communities throughout the suburbs, Bernice Spreckman, a county legislator, called a special meeting in White Plains last Tuesday to hear out local leaders on the subject of managing day-laborer sites.
The opposition wanted to mobilise the public against the draft charter and the best way to do that was by suggesting the text favoured the Islamists, playing on increasing uneasiness about Islamists and their future agenda among many Egyptians.
This finding is in keeping with increasing uneasiness that has emerged recently in the technical literature about this concept.
1962 Paris Uneasy Over Algeria The continued delay in the cease-fire in the Algerian war is increasing uneasiness and uncertainty in the French capital.
Still, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, faces an increasing uneasiness among his colleagues, who have signaled receptiveness to allowing more drilling.
Willow realizes with increasing uneasiness that she knows neither her lines nor her role.
This is an expression of increased inequality, increased uneasiness in accepting diversity," said Joan Clos, executive director of UN-Habitat, the human settlements programme.
Although the Dutch tradition of tolerance generally extended to its immigrant population, anti-immigrant politician Pim Fortuyn was able to tap into increasing Dutch uneasiness in 2002.
The rest of the Länder are lined up to follow Bavaria's lead, the cash-strapped city-states of Berlin and Hamburg to the fore.As deportations speed up, so German uneasiness about them increases.
Her remarks coincide with growing uneasiness about possible cost increases among lawmakers and executives in the $2.8 trillion U.S. healthcare industry.
But that increase is only partly the result of investor uneasiness about the Fed's plans; it also reflects an improved economic outlook.
