Drobny, a "constant source of disquiet," as the Hamburg tabloid MoPo put it, never quite recovered from his early blunder, even if he didn't follow up with another decisive mishap.
The possible emergence of an African communist state remained a source of disquiet in the West.
Another source of disquiet is disdain for Magna Carta's article 14, which enshrines the principle of no taxation without representation.
The source of disquiet is not those who would omit England from the history of the Enlightenment.
For though the imagery in Harvey's songs is marked by rural references – as one might expect of an album recorded in a church in her native Dorset – the land here is often a source of disquiet, not comfort – the "fruit" that the Glorious Land bears is not "wheat and corn" but "deformed children".
By contrast, his rival for the nomination on the French right, Alain Juppé – the favourite to win the race for the Élysée – said the weakness of the US has been a "source of disquiet", and that he would welcome the election of the more interventionist Hillary Clinton.
While the problem is overplayed - Juventus have scored 10 times in their last three matches and have 12 different players already off the mark this season - it is a recurring source of disquiet.
But the decision to move ahead with limited distribution begins a new period of disquiet for the studio and its partners.
This question appears to have been the source of some existential disquiet for Rosenzweig, and heading into the summer of 1913, he appears to have entertained certain Gnostic notions that one could only realize one's selfhood, and ground that selfhood in a relation to the divine, through a denial of the world.
The "slowing down" Martin mentions is a source of huge disquiet to some of his fans, who are desperate for him to finish his magnum opus as soon as possible.
Corruption and excess among party officials of all levels has long been common in China, and a major source of public disquiet.
