Sentence examples similar to report unease from inspiring English sources

In conformity with the usual springtime cycle, bookmakers have this week been reporting unease about the winter favourite for the Investec Derby.

A spokesman said: "A legal adviser has decided to leave over the last few days". Asked the reason, he said: "That is a matter for them". After a week of reported unease within the government about the legality of going to war without a second UN resolution, Lord Goldsmith on Monday published a condensed version of his advice to Mr Blair.

Trimble said on Monday he was confident Tory MPs would back an arrangement under which the DUP's 10 MPs would prop up a Tory minority government, despite reports of unease among more centrist Conservatives.

Even the historically docile American Chamber of Commerce in China reports rising unease among its members about their host.

Senior Welsh Labour party figures have rallied behind their leader Ed Miliband after reports of unease among some MPs about his leadership.

Although the defense department claims progress has been made, its own reports reflect unease.

Only in situations where the couple had a history of an affected child, some professionals reported some unease and worry about being too paternalistic or even judgmental.

Crane's comments and the EEI report reflect the unease rippling through the traditionally slow-moving utility industry.

Employees of multinationals reported the most unease about the gap between the values expressed on paper and how they play out in practice.

The reports deepened the unease in this city of 20 million, most of whom live in high rises.

Saying the reports had caused "unease", it reaffirmed its commitment to women's rights and said investigators have recommended action against those who performed the abortion.