Sentence examples for unsettling increase from inspiring English sources
The chipping away of reproductive rights and access to abortion care in Texas has perhaps unsurprisingly coincided with increasing maternal mortality rates and an unsettling increase in unsafe, self-induced at-home abortions.
The most unsettling transformation: increased scrutiny of law enforcement, urged on by the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of several police shootings of black men.
Turkey's shift on Incirlik came as the country is on higher alert following a series of deadly attacks and unsettling signs of increased IS activity in Turkey.
However, fate had a hand in this: When our favourite pet dog was poisoned and killed by would-be thieves, the unsettling feeling that the increase in crime was literally on my doorstep made the decision for me.
Last week, city health officials began a deeply unsettling campaign to fight increasing complacency among men who have sex with men.
The revised deal is better for the sponsors but the fact that the termination fee has not been increased is unsettling, as it suggests the buyers could still walk, arbitrageurs said.
The plot stretches credulity, but it has an uncanny psychological undertow, giving the book a depth and a coherence that are haunting and strangely modern; that both men have the same name heightens the melodrama and increases the unsettling force of the book.
In December 2006 George W. Bush showed dissatisfaction when he asked him if he was in denial about the situation in Iraq (since the most Bush had said about the situation was that the increase in attacks was "unsettling").
Rather, high-powered investors would turn into traders, thereby increasing market volatility, an unsettling outcome.
Players have stuck with the company through embarrassing growing pains, but releasing more games increases the chances of unsettling the strong relationship.
What is unsettling is that the rate of terrorism related activity increases with the increase in our counter-terrorism powers.
