Sentence examples for lead to unease from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to financial matters, excluding one spouse from the decision making can, at the least, lead to unease but, at the worst, cause distrust.

Forcing things leads to unease.

Those cases led to unease about unfriendly takeover attempts and led listed companies, including Samsung and Posco, to spend billions of dollars defending their managements.

China's growing economic power and rapid military buildup have also led to unease in Japan over Beijing's long-term strategic intentions.

Other islanders claim political correctness in the Labour government has led to unease at spending a large amount on an overseas territory.

We still struggle with this concept and with recent attempts to more formally provide procedures for evaluating uncertainty that have led to unease among ourselves and others.

But the subject of her death led only to unease and silence.

STILL, bulletproof as it is, the recession excuse can lead to a lingering unease for those on the receiving end.

And that leads to my unease.

The encore for Suriname's former strongman has led to new unease with the Netherlands.

Pachamama had provided technical information to the Sarayaku people about the effect of drilling for oil, an act that Melo says led to "some unease among those who encourage extractive activities without any respect for human and nature's rights".