Sentence examples similar to long unease from inspiring English sources

The Yankees hit two hundred and forty-five home runs this year, leading all teams, but imparting a hovering, summer-long unease about their offense with this veteran fan, since moving up base runners and delivering the productive double to the wall is not only a more reliable tactic but the aesthetic heart of the game.

But French Socialists, including Mr. Hollande, have long professed unease with the role of post-imperial puppet-masters.

Mr. Karzai has long expressed unease about the units, which were supported strongly by the American military as a way to keep remote areas from reverting to Taliban control.

There is also a more serious campaign to persuade voters to spoil their ballots, perhaps the only way to fight back against Orbán because, in a country with a long history of unease with migrants and extensive government influence over the media, he is guaranteed an overwhelming majority.

The shooting stirred up racial tensions in the city and reignited the city's long history of unease between the police and the community.

It also gave the platforms an extra month to sign up market participants and two months to start reporting data on certain swaps.The other uncertainty stemmed from long-standing European unease about America's extraterritorial ambitions.

He's the pirate captain in a sketch depicting the slaughter of Peter Pan ("I took matters into my own... hook") and the slave master in a radio play that starts with a joke about African American accents then trades on the racial unease generated, long after the joke has moved on.

This is perfectly normal - breakups can lead to long periods of emotional unease where you don't feel "right" for a long time.

It hints at considerable unease about long-term trends in China's military buildup.

Apparently seeking to exploit western unease about long-standing policy aims beyond Ukraine, Putin reportedly told Obama that Moscow also wanted guarantees about the future of the Russian-backed separatist territory of Transnistria in Moldova, on Ukraine's south-west border.

However, their predictable hemodynamic side-effects, the unease about long-term use of the psychostimulants, d-amphetamine and methylphenidate (especially in children), and their lack of efficacy in approximately 20 25% of patients (e.g., [6]), justify the need for a better understanding of the neurobiological abnormalities underlying ADHD and development of alternative drug treatments.