Sentence examples for while disconcerting from inspiring English sources

The growing list of West Nile confirmations -- while disconcerting to the public -- are to an extent an illustration of what city and state officials consider a successful public health campaign.

The rapid escalation of confirmed cases of infected birds or mosquitoes, while disconcerting to the public, has brought some comfort to public health officials by proving that the surveillance system set up to detect the virus is working.

While disconcerting to Americans, the economic convergence between the US and China aligns well with China's own historical view.

His recent positional shifts, while disconcerting, I have chalked up to a misguided effort to chase voters who will never be for him anyway.

While disconcerting for fans of a free press, Israel's reaction to the media coverage of Operation Protective Edge is not surprising as condemnation for the attacks and calls for an immediate ceasefire grow.

In response to the highly publicized incident involving 1,000 Sri Lankan, Nepali, and Indian TCNs--whom Najlaa International confined to a windowless warehouse without money or work for three months247 --the DOJ determined in 2009 that, "while certainly disconcerting, the facts and circumstances did not suggest that Human Trafficking Violations had occurred".

But after a while, I noticed something disconcerting.

The ellipses in the editing are probably intended to reflect the logic of Wendy's dream, but they're merely disconcerting, while Jeremy Sumpter's Pan is less appealing than the average teenage maverick in a Hollywood high-school comedy.

So while it's disconcerting to find one of these psychos traipsing around Oslo in Jo Nesbo's thriller THE DEVIL'S STAR (Harper/HarperCollins, $25.99), it's fascinating to watch this Norwegian author adapt our homegrown monster to a foreign culture.

Some differences are reassuring (e.g. total number of VC investments staying flat), while others are disconcerting (e.g. skyrocketing valuations and declining exit return ratios).

While it is disconcerting that there isn't a more robust incident response culture out there, perhaps more worrisome is the seeming lack of best practices pointed at heading off the problem before it happens.