Sentence examples for services uneasiness from inspiring English sources

The report says there is no hard evidence that MI6 agents in Riga were directly responsible - though it is known they had close contacts with White Russians - or that the letter was commissioned in response to British intelligence services' "uneasiness about its prospects under a re-elected Labour government".

It also answers the question that I asked last year, "What are we going to do with all of these photos?" The site itself felt outdated, the features just weren't up to par with other services, and there was a bit of uneasiness on what the direction of Flickr was.

Perhaps clearer legal precedent will help address some of the uneasiness surrounding these devices.

When I wrote about a similar service — the UK's ThePresent.co — I noted my uneasiness at asking a third-party app to mine my friends', albeit public, Facebook data without their explicit permission.

The way the Social Democrat was describing his digital behavior was shedding light on the uneasiness that descends upon Germans when using Google services -- whether it is the search engine, whether it is Gmail, Google Maps, Google Translate or anything else Google.

Additional themes suggesting reasons for avoiding formal healthcare services include the stress of visiting formal healthcare facilities (interviews C and E) and uneasiness with regularly taking medication for NCDs.

Service providers' attempts to avoid offending or disempowering people with disability through inappropriate language revealed their uneasiness and confusion when talking about disability.

Instead, once Rachel's uneasiness was observed, she and her filly were shipped directly to Rood & Riddle, a full-service equine hospital.

Adding to this, fear to discover a cancer, uneasiness with invasive screening procedures, and women's lack of reciprocal encouragement further limited the use of preventive services among women of all socio-economic groups: "Prevention is not a culture in rural society; we do not go see a doctor until we fall very ill" (village 2, non-working, non- educated, 39 years old).

For example, in dentistry, questionnaire surveys have been used to evaluate patients' uneasiness before treatment, their dislikes during treatment as well as their opinions about certain aspects of the service such as dentists' technical ability, treatment costs and service facilities [ 9, 10].

And that produces uneasiness".