Sentence examples for particularly uneasy from inspiring English sources

Officials on the National Security Council staff were particularly uneasy.

Mr. Caddell said the Gore team must be particularly uneasy.

The sport has had a particularly uneasy relationship with women and minorities.

Jacobellis said she was particularly uneasy about the second-to-last jump of the course.

And so he is particularly uneasy about the skepticism he must now bring to patient care.

Those threats have made American military commanders particularly uneasy about discussing religious services for their troops.

I think this understandably makes people uneasy, particularly given the data mining direction it sounds like the company is headed".

But the news and images filtering through the razor wire around Tibet are making many western capitals uneasy, particularly those that promised to build foreign policies on human rights.

Although it has never had an episode even remotely like the 1979 radiation leak at Three Mile Island, near Harrisburg, Pa., Argonne's work with nuclear energy made local residents uneasy, particularly after the Energy Department considered designating the laboratory a nuclear waste site.

"That doesn't mean, over the course of the next several months, one might not develop, but I don't see it today". Trump's shifting posture on how to address nuclear threats has made lawmakers in both parties uneasy, particularly as the crisis over North Korea's ambitions escalates.

Right now [Whisper is] claiming 'can't,' but it sounds like [it's] squarely in the 'won't' category of having [its] servers 'avert their eyes.' I think this understandably makes people uneasy, particularly given the data mining direction it sounds like the company is headed".