Sentence examples for unsettling disclosures from inspiring English sources

At Sonalysts, Mr. Dickson's unsettling disclosures appeared to be an effective way to alert employees that their messages were being watched.

Cardinal Law has been facing an increased onslaught of demands for his resignation after a week of unsettling disclosures about the archdiocese's role in handling priests accused of sexual abuse.

After this unsettling disclosure, North Korea sought to leverage the fear it created by attacking soon afterward.

Even if new functionally is created to change the unsettling disclosure of information, the patch won't change the fact that previous transactions are public.

Indeed, in an unsettling bit of disclosure, the app's mapping feature appears to show each person's precise location.

Why have these recent disclosures proved so unsettling to some historians?

The Supreme Court pointed out that its author, "George T.," wrote "can," not "will," and said, "While perhaps discomforting and unsettling, in this unique context this disclosure simply does not constitute an actual threat to kill or inflict harm".

The fact that the illegal recordings were made for many years ― during which the state and federal governments said they were investigating county agencies plagued by a lack of disclosure of evidence ― raises unsettling questions about the investigations. .

Parents often experience extreme stress about the disclosure of the problem to family and friends and find uncertainty very unsettling.

The accusations followed Der Spiegel's disclosures in June of widespread American surveillance of German communications, which struck an especially unsettling chord in a country scarred by the surveillance undertaken by Nazi and Communist governments in its past.

Recent state and municipal disclosure ordinances have forced firms such as JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wachovia Corp. to confront unsettling ancestors on their corporate family trees.