Sentence examples for unease about getting from inspiring English sources

The public unease about getting involved in another Middle East war "trumped the sense of outrage about chemical weapons", he added.

I was never concerned about getting accepted into college; my unease has always stemmed from how to obtain the means to pay for college.

Although there has long been evidence of growing unease about online privacy, getting anyone to pay for greater control of their image has proved difficult.

Even so, there is considerable unease about what will come next.

However, there is also a growing societal unease about whether at least some people are getting too much of a good thing when it comes to technology, which at some point is likely to impact even Apple given the issues described above.

There would be a number of Tory rebels, and unease about the idea has grown since Russia got involved in Syria with ground troops and airstrikes.

Quoting a new book by David Corn: Plouffe was concerned that voter unease about the deficit could become unease about the president.

— Stephen Wilkes * * *  "There is still a part of me that has some sense of unease about digital, and it's hard for me to get rid of it.

"Given the increasing public unease about employers' control over their employees' lives and what gets said at work, this product could result in backlash or paranoia," he says.

—Stephen Wilkes "There is still a part of me that has some sense of unease about digital, and it's hard for me to get rid of it.

Now, the Chinese have got the all-but uninhabited parts, where, according to rumours in the Chinese media, officials are examining the potential for tourism.Nationalists in both Russia and China have expressed unease about the arrangement.