Sentence examples for still unease from inspiring English sources

It feels as if there is progress but still unease.

There is still unease, however, about the independence of the proposed new regulator.

Ken Cunningham, general secretary of SLS said: "There is still unease that it is not the choice of the SQA to have a compulsory question and we will be keeping a close eye on the impact of this on the breadth of learning of literature in Scottish schools".

Today, a libertine lifestyle still provokes unease.

Yet there's still an unease.

And Steiner said there was still considerable unease with the idea of women's participation in such a high-contact sport.

This brilliant movie may not tell Rumsfeld's critics anything new, but, as a revelation of the way that a powerful man, convinced of his own rationality, can cause so much damage, it still provokes unease.

Mr Lee, even in the teeth of the Asian economic crisis, spent $3 billion trying to get into the car business before selling 80% of the venture in 2000 to France's Renault.Such things still cause unease among investors, which is something Mr Yun is trying to change too.

Parodoxically, although theatrical nudity is now far from being a legal or social taboo, it still induces unease in an audience because of the exposure of actors to voyeuristic scrutiny and the uncertainty, at least for this man in the stalls, over whether the male gaze should be averted or maintained in such situations.

But there is still strong unease at Anglo Irish Bank, which fell 18.6%, to 28 euro cents (39 cents), in Dublin, even though the government's 75.0% holding of preference shares in the lender will not be dilutive to existing shareholders.

But as early as last year, Trump was still expressing unease about Obama's citizenship.