Sentence examples for uneasy term from inspiring English sources

As he embarks on what could be his last campaign, Mr. Biden is also concluding a sometimes uneasy term, one marked by triumphs and occasional tensions with a boss markedly different in style and temperament.

After years of counselling and support, she has managed to come to uneasy terms with the illness.

By pumping huge resources into Xinjiang it was possible Beijing had achieved an uneasy short-term stability, he said.

Kim Willsher, a Guardian correspondent in Paris, agrees: "I would personally feel uneasy using the term 'fascist' to describe Marine Le Pen or the Front National, even without the threat of legal action.

We are aware that some colleagues will feel uneasy with the term 'toxidermia' and would prefer to qualify these patients as 'incomplete lupus with isolated skin manifestations'.

INVESTORS uneasy with short-term fluctuations in the loan market may want to stick to the new Fidelity or Eaton Vance funds, because of their ease of exit.

Nurmi's relationship with his son was termed "uneasy".

What most likely started as an uneasy alliance, the terms of which were likely bartered for with scraps of meat and affectionate nuzzles would eventually blossom into the multi billion dollar pet industry of 2010.

Colonel John Crocker, commander of 2ASC, wrote: "For much of the mission, but particularly during the lead-up to the election, all members of the ASC worked, often well away from their bases, in a security environment which at best could be termed uneasy and on many occasions was definitely hazardous.

He is uneasy about the long-term health consequences of low income and inadequate benefits.

He was justifiably uneasy about the long-term prospects for "Allen Gregory," which has drawn negative reviews and weak ratings, but was looking ahead to the March release of "21 Jump Street," a project cultivated specifically for him.