Sentence examples for unsettling factors from inspiring English sources

Other unsettling factors in the debate are reports of a rise in gang rapes by teenage boys and the breakup of pedophilia rings that are sometimes also involved in the distribution of child pornography.

Now, with President Bush having made clear his intention to confront Saddam Hussein through military force if necessary, government officials, economists and executives are adding unsettling factors to their economic and financial planning.

Part of the unsettling factor?

The fact of his donor conception was not the only unsettling factor in Andrew's life.

As droughts exacerbated by climate change and by population growth expand in the Great Plains and the Southwest, Indian water rights loom as a largely unsettled -- and unsettling -- factor that could affect the price and availability of water to millions of homes and businesses.

Given the gulf in form between the two teams and New Zealand's various off-the-field incidents - which you would think would have an unsettling effect - there were so many factors suggesting England would win quite comfortably.

This place is balls, and there's a low-lying creep factor that makes it persistently unsettling.

For some people the idea of a baby that is genetically related to three different people is viscerally unsettling (something that ethicists refer to as the "yuck factor").

The often subjective factors that contribute to a resolution are often unsettling and unsatisfying.

Our decision to drive attention toward marijuana was borne primarily in new, unsettling scientific data pointing to marijuana use alone as a major risk factor in mental illness, roadside accidents, cognitive impairment and poor performance in school.

For the most part, this information doesn't factor into my thinking about these filmmakers, even if it is unsettling to hear Tippi Hedren brand Hitchcock as a sexual predator.