Sentence examples similar to primary disquiet from inspiring English sources
But the choices available in the coming Democratic primary have led to disquiet among independent voters, Democratic-leaning Republicans and even some traditional Democrats, according to interviews here and across the state line in Arkansas.
Several key issues emerged from the consultation: rejection of the EBC and of norm-referenced assessment systems (from which Mr Gove has now distanced himself); disquiet about the primary phonics, spelling and grammar tests, about the extent of political interference in curriculum and qualifications and about the lack of time and thought given to major changes.
The warnings that other British teenagers remain keen to visit Syria, despite the death of Kadiza, have raised new disquiet over the government's primary counter-terrorism strategy, Prevent, which urges parents, teachers and community leaders to share suspicions over "radicalised" behaviour.
Many people also felt a quiver of disquiet, of something elemental out of place.
Expressions of disquiet that their concerns were not serious enough to take to conventional primary care services were commonplace.
However, alongside the rhetoric of the value to the UK of the use of electronic patient records for research, recognition of public and professional disquiet has led to delays in implementation of the necessary systems in primary care.
His disquiet was understandable.
The disquiet was prescient.
Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.
