Sentence examples for mounting disquiet from inspiring English sources

Throughout the season he has risen above the occasional error to reaffirm the brilliance of his driving and the ferocity of his competitive spirit while putting a gloss on a season of mounting disquiet within the sport.

But the minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, has yet to say whether she will lend her support amid mounting disquiet on the left of the Democratic caucus over the Wall Street clause and other so-called "riders", including further relaxation of campaign finance limits.

The move puts the UK's multimillion-pound military export programme in the spotlight when Israel's actions in Gaza have caused international concern and there is mounting disquiet about the role foreign states are playing in facilitating the conflict, which is now the subject of an uneasy ceasefire.

Rooney is the great individual delight in a season of immense challenges for the manager, who is hunting down a record fourth consecutive English league title, and a 19th in all for the club, in a season beset by mounting disquiet among supporters over the £700m-plus of debt loaded on to United by the Glazer family's borrowings.

Landing at a moment of mounting disquiet across the political spectrum about the unfair and arbitrary workings of the nation's death penalty system, yesterday's ruling can only add momentum to current efforts underway on Capitol Hill and elsewhere to address some of the system's other lamentable flaws.

As the bruises and wickets mounted, the disquiet turned to anger, with claims batsmen were being physically targeted.

Nevertheless, I was conscious of a mounting sense of disquiet as I stood over the bed of sodden leaves where the body had been found.

The prospect of Abe as prime minister is likely to cause disquiet in Beijing and Seoul at a time of mounting tension over rival claims to island territories.

Disquiet over whether prime minister Alexis Tsipras's leftist-led coalition can keep up with state expenditure and meet debt repayment obligations – it must pay nearly €1bn to the IMF by 12 May – has added to the mood of mounting angst.

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