Sentence examples for unease increased from inspiring English sources

Local unease increased when one of its residents was charged with intent to distribute prescription pills — despite the fact that, before Katrina, Houma's own drug dealers sold crack, methamphetamine, and the steroids ubiquitous in a community that took high-school football to heart.

But her unease increased steadily until the problems with the kidneys and brain created emotional chaos.

Adults with anxiety disorders find their general unease increasing their feelings of anxiety, distrustfulness, and lack of safety in their world.

Such feelings generate unease, and unease is increased by Burke's prose.

Washington's decisions to help India with nuclear energy have stimulated China's unease, prompting increased Chinese support for Pakistan's desire to expand its own nuclear energy potential.

A mood of unease is increased by a piped-in soundtrack of loved-'em-and-lost-'em Patsy Cline songs, music that Goldstein is said to have played obsessively in his studio, and by the presence of a single 1975 Goldstein film.

Washington -- for whom Israel, Turkey and Egypt are all critical allies -- has watched tensions along the eastern Mediterranean with growing unease and increasing alarm.

The request has come as the worsening conflict in Afghanistan has prompted increased unease in the United States and Europe.

Opinion polls here show growing disillusionment with American policy in Iraq and an increased unease about the relationship between the president and the prime minister.

Unease, perhaps, is increased even further: for against one equipped with this intellectual repertoire, the accusation of inconsistency is irresistibly tempting and utterly useless.

The letter, which was addressed to the top members of the House and Senate budget committees, reflects the increased unease that lawmakers on both sides of the aisle feel about sequestration.