Sentence examples for prospect unsettling from inspiring English sources

I find this prospect unsettling.

Given the recent rancor between Beijing and Washington, that prospect unsettles some executives.

That prospect unsettles people who have turned up at the nondescript courthouse here twice a week to take in the proceedings.

But they nonetheless found the prospects unsettling.

And in Harlem that prospect is unsettling.

That prospect has unsettled Israelis, who fear that it is evidence of growing militancy by Mr. Arafat.

That prospect has unsettled the management of Roche, which is controlled by two of Switzerland's wealthiest families, the Hoffmans and the Oeris.

That prospect has unsettled many mineworkers, including several interviewed during a recent tour of the Mount Thorley complex, which looks like a network of vast dusty shelves scored crudely into the hills, descending in places into deep pits.

Mr. McConnell has been more open to the idea of a short-term increase in the debt ceiling, a prospect that unsettles House Republicans who would prefer not to vote multiple times on the debt limit before they all face the electorate in November 2012.

In the days leading up to the N.F.L. draft, the top prospects were unsettled by just how uncertain their futures were.

To the extent that faith in deficit spending during downturns is eroded, the Federal Reserve could face increasing pressure to deploy monetary policy to lift the economy out of a rut — a prospect that has unsettled officials at the central bank.