Sentence examples for internal unease from inspiring English sources
Much of the support that PT historically enjoyed was because of its reputation as a "clean hands" party, so the strategy is causing widespread internal unease.
Meanwhile, critics warned Miliband's supporters they were in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they were reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.
The internal unease about the negative campaigning came after the Tory campaign had a bumpy start in the wake of a weekend YouGov/Sunday Times poll that gave Labour a four-point lead over the Conservatives – by 36%to32%2%.
Labour critics of Ed Miliband are warning his supporters that they are in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they are reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.
As the NPL battled internal divisions and a growing unease that it had begun to pursue measures beyond its mandate, the IVA gained support.
There are also national signs of unease.
The meeting had been called by the chairman, Dieter Rampl, to discuss internal governance and managerial issues amid unease from the banking foundations that are among UniCredit's largest long-term shareholders, according to the person, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
Cybersickness is the general term used to describe physical unease due to discrepancies between the internal expectations of the user and the actual VR feedback, e.g., a delay between the user's head movement and the visual feedback from the VR.
Even the Internal Monetary Fund's managing director Christine Lagarde has expressed unease at the abolition of the carbon price, indicating that the the IMF is concerned the Australian government doesn't consider global warming risks to be real or are being taken seriously.
