Sentence examples for uneasy prospect from inspiring English sources

That creates the uneasy prospect of a two-tier system where some books are priced beyond an audience's reach.

Many of us may feel uneasy at the prospect.

Even the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's chairman is uneasy about the prospect of a 60-year wait.

And yet Wong is made so uneasy by the prospect of this conversation that he goes on a trip to avoid her.

From the start of the crisis, Pakistan has been deeply uneasy at the prospect of Western military strikes to topple the Taliban from power.

In the bar that evening, a great bear of a man is uneasy at the prospect of not being allowed to take a pee while ashore.

The markets have become decidedly uneasy at the prospect of Italy becoming the next country to deliver a seismic shock at the polls.

Polls during the last several months, however, have shown that a majority of New Jerseyans are uneasy about the prospect of his serving another term.

And perhaps also against other national minorities [4], equally uneasy about the prospect of a new government energized by a more fundamentalist, orthodox version of Islam than has been allowed in Syria [5].

It is not clear whether their arrest was directly connected with the deal.Some hard-liners in the Castro government might feel a little uneasy at the prospect of giving millions more Cubans access to any sort of information technology.

John Kennedy had just visited the site, and Mr. Sorensen thought the Texas reference would be helpful in a speech the candidate was to give in Houston to Protestant ministers who were uneasy about the prospect of a Roman Catholic president.