Sentence examples for serious agitation from inspiring English sources

He warned of "serious agitation" if Turkish officials do not take steps to restore his brother's health.

The devolving of power to Scotland and Wales was one of the biggest changes in British government in decades, and, despite the controversy at the time, there is now no serious agitation to reverse it.Yet devolution has not been so successful in England.

Similarly, staff in an Italian nursing home (IT-1) unanimously considered Mrs. White in need of palliative care if she suffered from serious communication deficits, physical disorders, pain and severe agitation.

More serious was the agitation in the cities.

Quitting sleeping pills abruptly can result in serious withdrawal symptoms and agitation, not to mention sleepless nights.

The example I was quoted concerned the "conservative" New Democracy party which came into office in 2004 with a commitment to reduce public expenditure but in fact added 70,000 civil service jobs.The tea party rebels in America may have some very dubious arguments but there is a serious point behind their agitation; that government programmes, once put in place, tend to be very hard to dislodge.

Do your senior officers and department heads recognize that stress and agitation are serious issues?

Trial and error treatments are not only costly; they can also have serious negative side effects like suicide, agitation and violent behavior.

Bath salts and other synthetic -- or "designer" -- drugs can have serious health effects including nausea, seizures, agitation, high blood pressure, heart attacks and drug-induced psychosis -- even death.

Her agitation made me agitated.

Emergence agitation can suddenly become dangerous and have serious consequences.