Sentence examples for prompting unease from inspiring English sources

The signs went up as tensions with Iraq were increasing, prompting unease.

Now the actual value of all their wealth must be revealed, making the rules stricter than in Britain.Although some ministers decided to publish their wealth before the deadline, the new system is prompting unease because of a lingering French taboo over wealth.

The practice of submitting false numbers prompted unease among some employees, who worried the bank was "being dishonest by definition".

New York's bleak scores could prompt unease among elected officials who have staked their reputations on rising test scores.

For those who cherish the natural world regardless of its price, the idea of eco-accounting may prompt unease.

The news has prompted unease in the Department for Communities and Local Government, which fears that allowing Qaradawi in might offend other faith groups as well as many Muslims.

The hurried schedule has prompted unease from the state's Republican governor, lawsuits from the condemned inmates, and criticism from an array of former corrections officials nationwide.

A recurring joke on the Beverly Hilton stage featuring Margaret Cho as a stern North Korean military officer prompted unease on Twitter, with some calling it crass and unfunny.

However, Thompson's PR gaffe prompted unease within BBC News, where correspondents and programme editors face regular pressure from all the main parties over their political coverage.

The fact that such a high-profile hit – in daylight by a gunman wearing military-style fatigues – has yet to yield a single arrest has prompted unease.

West Ham's manager Alan Pardew might have empathised with Robson given his experiences last season but here it was his own players and not the memory of disgruntled fans that prompted unease.