Sentence examples for increasingly unsettled from inspiring English sources

As we filmed, the police became increasingly unsettled, fearing "enemies" might be gathering against us.

Still, the increasingly unsettled state of the Republican field has given him his best chance yet to make progress.

From 2008 onward, his life and finances became increasingly unsettled, but the net result was that his spending on art dramatically increased.

The meaning of "evil" has become increasingly unsettled even as it has narrowed, yet the word has proven to be an unshakable unit in our moral lexicon.

Cliff Kupchan, an Iran analyst at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consulting firm in Washington, said it appeared that Ayatollah Khamenei has become increasingly unsettled by Iran's acute economic problems because of the possibility of instability.

It is now an increasingly unsettled terrain beset by suicide attacks, bombings and assassinations that prompted a Sunni leader to declare that working as a politician here qualifies as the most dangerous job in Iraq.

It's a conclusion that has already left an area from Somalia to Central Asia unsettled and increasingly aflame, and that seems only to draw more nations into the President's "global war" with, as Andrew Bacevich makes vividly clear, ever less of a rationale.

Real estate agents, mortgage brokers and appraisers all say that the low-ball appraisal has become increasingly common in today's unsettled market.

Buoyed by the still unsettled field, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is growing increasingly enchanted with the idea of an independent presidential bid, and his aides are aggressively laying the groundwork for him to run.

During this unsettled period, opinion within the Bush Administration about Musharraf's future became increasingly divided.

In the same way that I'm sort of horrified at the increasingly unrecognizable face that stares back at me in the mirror, I'm equally unsettled that I'm horrified at all.