Sentence examples for to uneasiness from inspiring English sources

The order had led to uneasiness among some environmentalists.

The use of robots to automate jobs is also leading to uneasiness.

But the incident has added to uneasiness about whether society is prepared to handle the consequences of science that may eventually reveal appreciable differences between races in the genes that influence socially important traits.

Although government reports early in the day of strong retail sales and faster, oil-driven inflation added to uneasiness about an overheated economy, the sell-off came long after that news had been absorbed and after a spate of surprisingly good earnings reports.

Inflation fears weighed on the market after the Commerce Department increased the figure for first-quarter growth in gross domestic product to 5.5percentt from 5.4percentt, adding to uneasiness that the Federal Reserve may decide to raise interest rates again when it meets in August.

His habit of collaborative working with his wife, the Irish actress, writer and political activist Margaretta D'Arcy, also led to uneasiness in the theatrical establishment with D'Arcy's intervention especially criticised, unjustly, when the couple ended up picketing their own play during a dispute with the RSC in 1972.

Among other causes, difficulty to identify and to communicate uneasiness and resistance to allow medical explorations are important factors to consider.

Saying yes is taking a leap into the unknown and not allowing "no" to be your default simply to avoid uneasiness.

Under the preposterous circumstances, Ms. Lauren attempts to conceal her uneasiness to no avail.

"Yes!" McDonough, a man who doesn't seem given to displaying uneasiness, answered emphatically, acknowledging the effect of Prendergast's relentless effort to pull attention to one of the world's easily ignored realms.

If there is something that makes us uneasy about Barry Bonds, maybe the answer to that uneasiness lies within ourselves.