Sentence examples for which has unsettled from inspiring English sources

His return marks the latest twist in the fast-moving story of the troubled bond insurance industry, which has unsettled Wall Street for months.

A peace agreement, he said, was in the "national security interests" of the United States — repeating a phrase used by Mr. Obama, which has unsettled Israeli officials who worry about the steadfastness of American support for Israel.

And by Youtube, which has unsettled the television industry – to the point that the abrasive New York Daily News enjoyed the irony of MTV's "marketing dolts" naming a generation that "no longer pays much mind" to a once revolutionary (to Generation X), but now conventional TV channel.

One factor fuelling the decline is the government's directive to tighten excessive lending practices, which has unsettled China's legions of retail investors.PetroChina signed a contract to buy liquefied natural-gas from Exxon Mobil's supplies in the Gorgon field off Western Australia.

For all the scenes of unrest of the streets of Athens, some Greeks said they were resigned that megaphones and protest songs were no match for the volatile financial markets, which have unsettled the country for months.

Referring to recent concerns about Greece's debt, which have unsettled bond markets, Mr. Trichet cited "confidence that the appropriate decisions will be taken" by Athens to lower spending and raise receipts.

He then submitted a written transfer request, and his spokesman told the press that there have "been a number of things going on behind the scenes which have unsettled him recently".

In engaging with the limits and possibilities of recent assemblage-based work in urban studies, our concern has been to help forge new analytical tools for deciphering emerging patterns of planetary urbanization, which have unsettled the coherence and viability of earlier intellectual frameworks.

That prospect has unsettled the management of Roche, which is controlled by two of Switzerland's wealthiest families, the Hoffmans and the Oeris.

The reform drive has unsettled some investors, because it has stirred tensions between the AK Party, which has its roots in political Islam, and an entrenched secular elite, which is centered in the judiciary and the military.

That prospect has unsettled many mineworkers, including several interviewed during a recent tour of the Mount Thorley complex, which looks like a network of vast dusty shelves scored crudely into the hills, descending in places into deep pits.