Sentence examples for ongoing unease from inspiring English sources
There is also a target to ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, but the absence of the phrase "sexual rights" highlights ongoing unease around LGBT rights.
But then what of tragic literature, in which sympathy produces ongoing unease?
But the Conservative leader has begun his final conference before the general election by defending his position on Europe amid ongoing unease among right wingers.
The consumer confidence figure helped stocks shake off the ongoing unease over Europe as traders ponder whether Portugal and Spain will be the next to need bailouts on the heels of Ireland.
There is a sense of perpetual doom and gloom, and an ongoing feeling of unease, as the camera pans through Olaf's disgusting kitchen or lingers on the woman-size hole in a glass window.
"An ongoing and unconscious Western unease about Jews in Palestine, especially Jerusalem, is part of this concern.
In contrast, in India, a peaceful stable country I love and where I have chosen to make my home for most of the last 30 years, I feel a deep sense of unease about the ongoing election.
There were also worries about terror, gentrification, the ongoing challenge of the refugee crisis and an unease about the process itself in the wake of the 2006 World Cup voting scandal that has embroiled the German FA.
The flood of grief for the only pope many Egyptian Copts had ever known — he was enthroned in 1971 — underscored feelings of unease that many Christians have felt in the ongoing tumult of Egypt's political transition.
