Sentence examples for will be unsettling from inspiring English sources

Campers are encouraged not to read the enclosed notes until after their food is digested, which will be difficult, as the thought of the unread note just sitting there in the bag will be unsettling.

"The rate of decline and the political rhetoric we've been seeing will be unsettling to people who are examining alternatives amongst U.S. dollar assets," Mr. Nelson said.

"We recognise that this will be unsettling for affected staff, which is why we're working with the Prospect trade union and talking to individuals about how the changes might affect them.

But many strategists say they think that the early months of 2001 will be unsettling in the economy and that the elements for an acceleration in growth -- including hefty bonuses and big tax refunds -- are not in place this year.

It will be unsettling, its beauty fleeting and unworldly, but in it we will see the outlines of democracy: for a few moments, a small satellite will overshadow a raging star a thousand times its size.

It will be unsettling for them and for us, like looking into an eerily distorted mirror.

The current proposals for new structures and governance arrangements will inevitably be unsettling to some and will attract resistance.

For Wall Street's erstwhile high-fliers, it will be an unsettling one.

"I think for a year it will be very unsettling and hard on principals and scary for parents".

Vera Baird QC, the former solicitor general, said: "This will be extremely unsettling for the families of murder victims who are likely to have their suffering re-opened as cases are re-considered.

In a lean, neat, vaguely ominous first sentence, Mr. Mosley, author of the Easy Rawlins detective stories, establishes that this time his idea of mystery will be more unsettling than usual.