Sentence examples for to avoid unnerving from inspiring English sources

But he said Monday that he had concluded the Fed might act simply to avoid unnerving markets itself.

On Tuesday, however, Mr. Rajoy convinced the regions that such an overhaul should not be negotiated until next year, to avoid unnerving investors already concerned about Spain's lack of budgetary discipline.

America's president meets his Russian counterpart for a summit to discuss missile defences, tallies of nuclear warheads and the need to avoid unnerving instability between the world's two biggest nuclear powers.

The Brotherhood has said repeatedly that it intends to form a coalition or unity government, in part to avoid unnerving Egyptian liberals or Westerners who may fear an Islamist takeover.

Most change, whether on a personal or societal level, is unnerving at first because we cling to what we know to avoid facing anxiety about the unknown.

The geeky demeanour – endearing to some, unnerving to others – may also have to go, they said.

But, overall, these projects are exciting — and, I have to believe, unnerving to China's leaders.

Yet, many find that much time alone to be unnerving.

But, like Wall Street, it is subject to unnerving moments.

Only Alex Salmond seems to think that unnerving bond markets is good strategy.

"Woof," he liked to say under his breath to unnerve me.