Sentence examples for unease over whether from inspiring English sources

The trends to watch over the next several days are whether Al Gore can keep the personality questions behind him and get a bounce from hammering home the differences between him and Mr. Bush on specific issues, and whether Mr. Bush, in the pressurized finale of a presidential campaign, can avoid being undermined by voter unease over whether he is ready for the White House.

Nvidia executives are watching the trade fight with growing unease over whether it will curb its access to Chinese customers, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Indeed, unease over missile defense was seeping into commentary even as officials hailed a mutual success.

The consumer confidence figure helped stocks shake off the ongoing unease over Europe as traders ponder whether Portugal and Spain will be the next to need bailouts on the heels of Ireland.

Growing public unease over safety and environmental matters is leading to more litigation whether in the civil or the criminal court.

But advocates of internet freedom may feel some unease over the fact that the IWF can effectively make unilateral decisions about whether online content is illegal or not.

Unease over cultural diversity is still a factor.

Fuentes became mayor amid unease over this sudden growth.

The deep unease over military engagement can be seen in the political bickering that has broken out in recent days here over whether to use the word "war" to describe the conditions in Afghanistan.

Mr. Halaby later acknowledged some initial unease over the romance.

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