Sentence examples for ongoing disquiet from inspiring English sources

This caused boos as the teams trotted off, a reflection of the ongoing disquiet at Van Gaal and his product, and when the players re-emerged cheers accompanied the replacement of Marouane Fellaini with Juan Mata.

The small business minister, Bruce Billson, told Sky News on Sunday morning the scheme would be subject to "recalibration and refinement" given ongoing Senate opposition and internal disquiet over the generosity of the benefit.

But by Monday, even Mr. Hollande, the front-runner, was forced to acknowledge an unexpectedly strong showing by an anti-globalization candidate, revealing a deep vein of public disquiet over the ongoing European economic crisis and ever-deeper austerity cuts pushed by the Sarkozy government.

But even as Mr. Sarkozy's unpopularity with voters continues to plumb new depths, the outcome of the contest remains far from clear, with rivals to his left and right hoping to exploit a deepening public disquiet over the ongoing euro crisis.

As well as that payment, revealed in recent accounts and paid to Kroenke's company for advisory services, there is also disquiet over the fate of the Fanshare scheme and ongoing issues over player recruitment.

As well as the ongoing issues stalking Brexit negotiations, the rise of anti-establishment populism in Italy has caused disquiet among fellow members of the European Union — and a confrontation between Rome and Brussels looks inevitable, despite the swearing in of a new Italian government Thursday.

His disquiet was understandable.

The disquiet was prescient.

There is no disquiet.

"I really felt disquiet.

Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.