Sentence examples for spread unease from inspiring English sources
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In the long term, there are concerns that supporting a government that simultaneously represses democratic rights and the practice of Islam might spread unease in the larger Muslim world.
But a more basic reason is this: the spreading unease over what sort of political integration will accompany the birth of Euroland.
With Iceland's Grímsvötn volcano spreading unease around European flight paths this week, many are now asking if volcanic ash flight disruption is going to be an annual event in Europe.
Instead, the protests seemed to reflect a spreading unease with Mr. Mubarak on issues from extension of an emergency law that allows arrests without charge, to his presiding over a stagnant bureaucracy that citizens say is incapable of handling even basic responsibilities.
By awarding the prize to Mr. Liu, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has provided an unmistakable rebuke to Beijing's authoritarian leaders at a time of growing intolerance for domestic dissent and a spreading unease internationally over the muscular diplomacy that has accompanied China's economic rise.
The lines of programming code upon which SCO based its claims had changed owners through acquisitions over time; at some point they were added into Linux.To sceptics, the suit seems designed to thwart the growth of Linux by spreading unease over open source in corporate boardrooms a perception fuelled by Microsoft's involvement with SCO.
But given the spreading political unease and the potential for renewed violence, Mr. Chirac is under pressure to take charge.
And the possibility of spreading financial unease and wariness of parking money in troubled banks could exact a toll on the region's stability in coming months or years.
As Mr. Romney embarked on a bus tour with the goal of spreading additional unease about his candidacy, his campaign manager reflected on a program of systematic alienation that has so far "worked like clockwork".
