Sentences with word «unease»

Our society now feels a sense of unease with regard to liberal democracy.

Most cases of D - MER are mild: feelings of unease with nursing, of confusion or emotional discomfort.

Meanwhile, the sense of unease about how Europe will manage its problems has increased over recent months.

Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, also known as CRISPR, evokes a sense of unease in many people, especially since the term has become synonymous to gene editing technology.

The prime minister Gordon Brown flew into Belfast last night for urgent talks with his Irish counterpart, Brian Cowen, to try to rescue Northern Ireland's power - sharing executive, as senior British government sources expressed deep unease at the Conservative approach to the political crisis in Ulster.

However, the modest budget cut merely underlined a growing unease about how pay, funding, and career prospects have worsened since Ireland's first recessionary budget in December 2008.

The sense of unease among Camden residents and teachers over the recent announcement of a state takeover of the local school system was almost palpable yesterday, at a public forum hosted by NJ Spotlight.

The Speaker says his members are hearing from their constituents about unease over the botched implementation of the Common Core.

Tony Blair, who expressed unease in early 2005 about a «hybrid» house with elected and appointed members, pledged in the Labour manifesto for that year's general election to remove the remaining hereditary peers and to «allow a free vote on the composition of the house».

Yet jitters on the Chinese stock market have caused unease among many observers because of the potential fallout for the world economy.

In this symbolic expression of deep unease with the Coalition's European policy, 114 Conservative MPs, including ministerial aides, backed an amendment regretting the omission of a referendum law.

He said: «There is not a conspiracy involving Simon Hughes or Charles Kennedy, this is about backbencher unease from members.

Do we feel averted, at unease by what we see?

Pearce does tease us with the is - he - or - isn't - he question — and plays fair in doing so — and builds a sense of growing unease as Moll becomes more deeply involved with Pascal.

However, with some significant dips in the crypto market since the turn of the year, there has been growing unease on a number of fronts.

The United States has a rocky history with Godzilla, the uniquely Japanese big green symbol for unease in a post-atom bomb world.

Joe Kloc misses a possible explanation for the uncanny valley — the feeling of unease when seeing a robot with a strong human likeness (12 January, p 35).

As Canada's largest natural gas producer defends itself in court against allegations linked to its fracking operations, several provinces are expressing increasing unease with the practice and, in some cases, banning it.

Nothing eventful happens to James» during this journey, but the length of time it takes to reach town creates great unease within the player.

With an intention to create unease among men, Judith Bernstein painted screws and penises to evoke helplessness, vulnerability, intimidation, irony.

Bill Owens, Stefanik's Democratic predecessor in the House, said the primary results are a sign of a growing economic and social unease in a region with Trump - friendly demographics.

Even if one can identify a niche where a publisher has a competitive advantage, is that niche a sustainable market likely to support the company for the future, or like newspapers will there be a period of re-adjustment which see staff loses, restructuring and deep unease within the industry?

With Mr Brown's reforms following closely parliamentary and public unease over Iraq, The RAF Marshall Lord Craig of Radley pointed out the circumstances leading to the invasion of Iraq may not be repeated.

In the Japanese versions, Godzilla reflected unease about nuclear weapons, making barely veiled references to Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

But his speech did not dwell on solutions, but the general unease across the country.

Peter Doig can inject a sense of unease into sunny setting where both calm and danger, reality and illusion collide in a spectacular show of artistic ingenuity.

Although there are few «action» scenes, the thrills from the movie come from a creeping unease as transformations set in and reality folds in on itself.

«There is however great unease across the Foreign Office, amongst both minister and senior officials, in the way recent decisions are being made.»

The so - called «Fat Cat» study by the groups comes amid growing investor and political unease in the U.K. about high CEO pay.

«I think there's certainly more unease in the marketplace today than there was two or three years ago, as investors have begun to realize there's going to be more disruption in grocery retail than people realized,» says Joseph McKeska, president and co-founder of Chicago - based Elkhorn Real Estate Partners, a division of New York based A&G Realty Partners which provides advisory and investment services to grocery - anchored landlords.

Some G.O.P. lawmakers, including Republican conference leader Dean Skelos, have expressed lingering unease over legalizing any smokable form of the drug.

Overall the Biennale provoked a wide spectrum of emotional responses, from profound unease at Teresa Margolles» «What Else Could We Talk About?»

If that nagging unease turns into widespread despair.

Writer / director Ruben Östlund's ski - resort comedy of social / psychological unease tries to operate at high altitude in more ways than one, aiming somewhere between early Mike Leigh and middle Michael Haneke.

Douglas Carswell reveals unease about Ukip leader's remarks during election campaign, saying they could put off potential voters

The overall unease comes from a generally disquieting vibe rather than grossness or shock.

The therapeutic aspect of Obama's populism, especially his massaging of the people's economic unease without extending even gentle reproach for some complicity in their own misfortunes, is a consolation prize meant to soften the blow of an emergent «administrative despotism.»

The committee's detailed disclosure regarding its decision, which included pointing to the company's significant outperformance of the FTSE 100 and S&P 500, did not placate shareholders» clear unease surrounding any discretionary uplifts in pay, which remains a red button issue for UK and international shareholders alike.

It's not just the association of popularity with populism and mob politics that provokes unease in some art lovers.

This is the film's best - executed sequence, infusing a familiar setup with some very Trump - era racial menace, although Taylor squanders some of the mounting unease by following the scene with a rote car chase, and Brea and John make an offputtingly fast transition from this traumatic run - in into some poolside romance back at the house.

Black Mirror is an anthology series that taps into our collective unease with the modern world, with each stand - alone episode a sharp, suspenseful tale exploring themes of contemporary techno - paranoia.

As he did in 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, Mungiu proves himself a master of the gradual reveal of layers of misdeeds, slowly building unease through a mise - en - scène of gathering dread.

Now, with 30 - plus years of additional racial unease behind us, Key & Peele's Jordan Peele has attempted something similarly subversive and equally ambitious with his directorial debut, Get Out.

However, as central banks increasingly begin to paddle in divergent directions and investor unease increases, the possibility of unexpected shifts in liquidity and cap rates increases.

The current Congress government has been engaged in tax disputes with some high - profile foreign companies, causing unease amongst some investors about the government's friendliness to foreign businesses.