Sentence examples for the uneasiness over from inspiring English sources

The uneasiness over the possible existence of other secret sites should always be there.

Trading was light amid the uneasiness over warnings from the F.B.I. and Vice President Dick Cheney in the last three days.

But if Mr. Maher is expected to be around for at least a while, so is the uneasiness over him inside ABC, which is part of the Walt Disney Company.

LETTER FROM LONDON tells about the reception of Major Gagarin who was given the full works: lunch at Buckingham Palace, and an extraordinary outburst of welcome from the public In spite of the uneasiness over the Berlin crisis Londoners have flocked to take in the other Soviet shows; the Soviet trade show, and the Leningrad State Kirov Ballet.

Robert Schnorbus, chief economist for J. D. Power, said he thought the general uneasiness over economic uncertainties and a potential war in Iraq were catching up to car buyers.

But a number of the lawmakers on the committees have refused to take the polygraph tests and have voiced uneasiness over the constitutional precedent of being investigated by the agency they oversee, the officials said.

He refused to confirm a report by the Yonhap news agency that the suspension was a sign of uneasiness over the South's new hawkish president, Lee Myung-bak, who takes office Feb. 25 and intends to make aid packages conditional on nuclear compliance under the six-nation talks.

I can't help but wonder whether a lot of the uneasiness that has developed over the past year is due to my starting Podium, and specifically the dragged out, and eventually terminated, process of negotiating facilities usage.

"If we again leave rates too low, too long, out of our uneasiness over the strength of the recovery and our intense desire to avoid recession at all costs, we are risking a repeat of past errors and the consequences they bring".

With a few butterflies, a bit of uneasiness over the strength of the job market, and a hint of sentimental sadness that grad school is nearly over, a whole new battle has finally begun.

Nobody outside China's closeted leadership knows the true reason for the maneuvers, beyond a general and intangible sense of uneasiness over the degree to which freer speech is taking root here.