Sentence examples for unsettled by how from inspiring English sources

I am increasingly unsettled by how many diplomats believe we can solve the climate crisis even without a binding agreement.

Over the weekend -- in the kitchen, the car and at the dinner table -- I was unsettled by how much easier I found it to pose certain questions to Google Now rather than ask my own fiancé.

In the days leading up to the N.F.L. draft, the top prospects were unsettled by just how uncertain their futures were.

The aides said he was especially surprised and unsettled by statistics showing how frequently many of the men returned to the city's prisons — an issue that became personal for the mayor after a stranger pulled him aside on the subway and told him his story: he was 45, black, a convict and unemployed.

Any reader trying to puzzle out today's world will be unsettled by the reminder of how easy it is to get things wrong.

Today's researcher might test the market to discover how many undecided voters are unsettled by rap music.

That Saudi Arabia is prepared to confront Washington over the crisis is an indicator of how deeply Saudi leaders were unsettled by the prospect of the Muslim Brotherhood consolidating its hold over the Arab world's most populous nation, analysts say.

As for Greece, investors are increasingly unsettled by signs of disagreement between Germany and the European Central Bank about how to resolve the crisis.

Key questions about how the law will work were left unsettled by the City Council's action to boost the wage to $15 an hour by 2020: Can unionized companies negotiate with workers for sub-minimum wages?

Wladimir twice pulled out of fights against Chisora – and I tell the Londoner how the more urbane Klitschko brother admitted to me that he was unsettled by "crazy street guys".

Though the dangers gnawed at me, I was more unsettled by the unknown: my string of miscarriages and the lack of information about why they happened and how to prevent them from happening again.