Sentence examples similar to it causes considerable unease from inspiring English sources

Previous research in the area of informed consent has highlighted that the emphasis given to chance in the explanation of the concept of randomisation causes considerable unease amongst patients and the general public (Featherstone and Donovan, 1998; Corbett et al, 1996; Fallowfield et al, 1998; Jenkins and Fallowfield, 2000).

This different perspective is causing considerable unease between the two.

Judge Gasch's decision caused considerable unease among the freight railroads, said government officials.

The conclusion of the British mandate of Iraq caused considerable unease among the Assyrians who felt betrayed by the British.

When House Democrats saw the final text early Wednesday, "it caused considerable consternation," he said.

It causes considerable reduction in dephosphorylation activity of PTP1B.

However, it causes considerable workload on the medical personnel.

Then, in dragging its heels in putting right its mistake, it caused considerable damage to its relations with its scientists.

However, near term, it caused considerable disruption across the company – especially in the digital business.

For example, in America Bill Clinton had a relationship with Monica Lewinsky, and it caused considerable outrage.

After the novel was published, it caused considerable discussion.