Sentence examples for much unease from inspiring English sources

"There is, nonetheless, much unease and wariness about this new partnership agenda.

There was already much unease about the amount of self-government granted to the (very prosperous) Basques and Catalans.

"There's more conversation going on about what's happening in the hookup culture, and how much unease there is about it," she said.

He feels the result would have been easier to accept if the leave campaign had not caused so much unease among voters.

At the 2014 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Jan Koum, chief executive of WhatsApp, made an announcement that would cause much unease 4,000 miles away in New Delhi.

The Ivorians were less well settled in more than one respect and even the restoration of the captain Drogba to the starting line-up conveyed as much unease as encouragement, irrespective of his eventual goal.

In other words, unburdened by regulation, British employers have less need to seek cheaper ways to create new jobs.For now, flexibility by stealth has yet to stir up much political unease.

"Now we'll be able to see how much American unease there is about the subject, once they don't have to worry about the intrusiveness of the messenger".

This solipsism is both prized and the cause of much of the unease.

Over the years, much to the unease of many of the left, they were more passionate than that.

The prospect of a dozen or so mostly poor new members causes unease much farther afield, notably in Germany and Austria.