Sentence examples for safety unease from inspiring English sources

We spoke about it for a few minutes and his words betrayed an equal mix of concern for their safety, unease about their ability to get the story right and irritation that they might end up in his frame.

But in 2010, the National Science Foundation walked away from the $875 million project, citing unease about safety and "stewardship" of the old mine, which is half full of water.

BEIJING — A deadly train accident in eastern China has added to a national sense of unease that safety may have been sacrificed in the country's rush to modernize.

Growing public unease over safety and environmental matters is leading to more litigation whether in the civil or the criminal court.

Combine a general unease around safety and privacy and concerns that our children will be exploited by commercial third parties if technology encroaches any further into the classroom.

"There is deep unease about the safety of nuclear power, but there is also deep unease about getting rid of it," said Izuru Makihara, a political scientist at Tohoku University in Sendai.

Although crime in the city has continued to go down on Mr. de Blasio's watch, New Yorkers in polls have expressed unease about public safety, a source of frustration for the Police Department and City Hall.

Despite some unease about the safety of HPV vaccination, most parents who responded wished to protect their daughters from cervical cancer and comply with vaccine recommendations.

Some farmers are questioning whether to plant the seeds because of the growing unease among consumers over the safety of the foods and crops harvested from them.

He also called on consumers to act on feelings of unease about construction workers working long hours without safety hats and gloves.

At a time of growing unease around the world about everything from the safety of China's products to its policies in Africa, there are plenty of them".A new Beijing, a new Olympics" is one of China's slogans for the games.