Sentence examples for state of unease from inspiring English sources

However, there is an increasing state of unease about their fall into the Premier League's relegation places.

The regulator said there was "a state of unease within the medical profession across the UK that risks affecting patients as well as doctors".

The hyper-careful General Medical Council recently highlighted how serious the situation has become with its unprecedented declaration of "a state of unease in the medical profession".

To add to the state of unease, last week civilians took to the streets of Bamako to protest at the government's handling of the Tuareg situation.

For instance, if you just lost your job and you're worrying constantly and sleeping poorly, you may be in a transient state of unease that will abate once your job hunt gains traction.

As part of its annual report into the state of medical education and practice in the UK the GMC also highlighted what it calls a "state of unease within the medical profession across the UK as a result of increased pressures on health and social care services".

"It is an organisation in constant state of disarray, unease and anxiety.

Artillery shelling, intended to keep the enemy in a state of constant unease, and near unrestrained bombing slaughtered noncombatants and drove hundreds of thousands of civilians into slums and refugee camps.

The release of a videotape by a man calling himself a military spokesman for Al Qaeda, and the arrest of the three Moroccans, have left Spain's Muslim population in a state of profound unease.

Instead, he's populated the place with the pocket-protector bunch complete with Coke-bottle glasses, bad haircuts and a perpetual state of social unease.

For now, though, despite the rebuke this resolution represents, we're left where we've been for months: a state of simmering unease between the executive and legislative branches.