Sentence examples for uneasy ground from inspiring English sources

Burma puts Americans on unfamiliar and uneasy ground.

For the rest the uneasy ground of "Kingdom Hospital" is easily left untouched.

The hospital was built on what the show calls "uneasy ground": the site of a Dickensian textile mill that burned down in 1869.

But there are two kinds of compromises: an uneasy middle ground, and a first-me, then-you setup.

Along with a rise in the site's public profile, the media narrative about Kickstarter has changed from one of astonishment ("So, people will just give you money?") to one of skepticism ("All right, who's getting hosed here?") to the current uneasy middle ground — optimistic but ready to jettison the whole thing as soon as some opportunist abuses it to abscond with a bunch of cash.

"So, yeah, it's an uneasy middle ground".

This nuanced shift is likely to make equality campaigners uneasy, on the grounds that "fairness" is a much vaguer and less legally enforceable concept than equality.

In Iraq its coalition has uneasy partners on the ground in the form of the Iraqi government and the Iranian-backed Shia militias (see article).

There, he grounded his uneasy Surrealism in a more sombre modernism — a style that was well suited to the stark social landscape of maids and miners, pubs and drawing rooms.

Though many West Ham fans no longer live near the ground, they are uneasy about the plans.

Of course, that vacuous middle ground is an uneasy backdrop for this final homestand, straddling the belief that there will be postseason life and the reality that it may be now or never for goodbyes.