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One day, he took a passenger, who was understandably unnerved by his driving style, and asked him why he went so fast over junctions.

It was a tragedy, one that unnerved several people close to me, especially parents of children just about her age.

Investors were also unnerved by signs that the European economy seems to be slipping closer to recession.

Your question seems to have unnerved the speaker; he's been floundering about ever since you spoke.

I found myself exited and a little unnerved at times as the spectacle displayed not so subtle militaristic elements.

The Usd continued to gain strength in the Asian session, as escalating problems in the European banking sector unnerved participants.

Unlikely though that was, it unnerved some of Bear's biggest trading partners, who continued to pull away last week.

Western leaders, unnerved by Chinesefinger-pointing, are at least used to the cold shoulder where humanrights are concerned.

In the following weeks I saw many things that would've normally unnerved me a bit.

Morgan Stanley's share price recovered somewhat after fears about the bank's exposure to Europe unnerved investors.

The tactic appears to have unnerved many on America's right wing, who are used to attacking Moore as a symbol of leftwing secularism.

Our traditional friends among Arab moderated would be profoundly unnerved by the evident fact of US-Soviet condominium.

She also found herself ostracised by their parents, who were perhaps unnerved by this young child imprisoned in an adolescent body.

Most commentators were unnerved by this development, coinciding as it did with warnings about the fiscal health of the US.

Ministers have been unnerved by threats of an exodus from the City of London to New York, Switzerland or Singapore.

There is also a danger, however, in setting the bar too high, for markets would also be unnerved if many banks were to fail their tests.

The restriction of medication unnerved him. Medication was always available to citizens, even to children, through their parents.

So let us not be unnerved by the short-term deviations from that trend, however substantial they may be.

Returning to his chair, he assured the unnerved boy that his demands would be met.

Markets were most unnerved by an unexpected fall in US consumer confidence.

Investors have been unnerved by the political disputes over a new austerity package in Rome.

But since the debt crisis in Greece unnerved investors, these currencies have mostly lost value again.

But Roubini was unnerved by what he saw in the U. S. economy, in particular its 2004 current-account deficit of $600 billion.

They were unnerved by how old they were, how boring things could be, how tired they were of their marriages.

Earlier this year, Obama called China's rise another "Sputnik moment, " recalling how the Soviet Union's 1957 space launch unnerved America.

Despite his spokeswoman saying he had no special information on the stricken plant, unnerved investors accelerated the sell-off.

The thought of staying at a hotel near the runway unnerved me.

By the end of the day, the seven human contestants were impressed, and even slightly unnerved, by Watson.

The rapid deterioration in the public finances has unnerved bond markets and raised Ireland's borrowing costs.

Standing at the shoreline in view of the memorial, Steve Brecheen, 54, a pharmacist from Oklahoma City, seemed a bit more unnerved.

The oil market was unnerved today by speculation OPEC was considering cutting its production to stem a recent decline in oil prices.

"Oh, go on and keep it, " she replied, rather unnerved. "There'll be other things. "

September's quake, along a previously unknown fault line, had unnerved locals. How and where to rebuild are now big questions.

Here's what happened last fall that has really unnerved the researchers. The North Polar ice cap is the same size geographically.

Yet the DPJ's suggestion that it wants to forge a new, more equal US alliance has unnerved Washington.

After a while, the sound that had unnerved the little girl began again.

In the northern port city of Alexandria, some residents were unnerved by the young men on patrol.

That incident had so unnerved the detective that he'd convinced a commonwealth magistrate to allow a wiretap on Dale's phone.

Taipei's recent missile purchases, meanwhile, have unnerved investors almost as much as Beijing.

Undoubtedly Goering had long since become corrupt and increasingly unnerved.

The protests unnerved Olympic officials, sponsors and broadcasters who had invested hundreds of millions of dollars.

The incident unnerved the nation at the time and led to dozens of copycat crimes across Japan for several months.

He was unnerved by the thought of the missus.

Early in the week Tokyo was unnerved when the yen rose about 6% against the dollar while Washington stood by with arms folded.

Rising gasoline prices have unnerved consumers.

He has quite a sharp tongue. Don't be totally unnerved by what he says or the way he says it.

Chinese public medical treatment at first unnerved me but soon I lost my reserve and found myself cheerfully chatting with other sufferers.

The sight of so much blood unnerved her.

European and American leaders are unnerved by this.

The shootings unnerved the most powerful members of Guatemalan society.

Fears over the mounting debts of local governments in China have unnerved investors and raised concern among regulators.

His encounter with the guard dog had completely unnerved him.

The experience completely unnerved me.

a man almost killed by a phantom. It unnerved me.

A series of aftershocks have unnerved a wary population.

The accident unnerved him and he hasn't driven since.

He is unnerved by the economic downturn.

But not by much. So his recent talk of "retirement" has unnerved many.

But just because you're unnerved doesn't mean you're a lousy investor.