Financial unease has been mounting.
Beyond GOP unease, there have been other roadblocks.
The father had the traditional Yankee unease about introducing religion into political life.
On the floor at the Moscone Center, unease about Mondale was so pronounced that a "Draft Cuomo" movement became a real, if mathematically remote, possibility; after giving his speech on July 16th, Cuomo promptly skipped town and stifled the prospect.
I was surprised that your unflattering article about the Clinton Foundation ("Unease at Clinton Foundation Over Finances and Ambitions," front page, Aug. 14) made reference to my company's pro bono work in Haiti as if it were somehow enabled by the financial consulting firm Teneo or was some sort of benefit bestowed upon us as a result of a business relationship with it.
"At the same time, we seek to ensure we have the fullest public confidence in the integrity of our advisory committee process". Lutter denied that the proposal, which will be open for public comment for 60 days, reflects FDA unease about the panels.
When you dig deeper into the figures for Libya, there are already reasons for White House unease.
Today: Down on the Pot Farm, Unease Grows.
To Holly DiFonzo, 30, of Chatsworth, the system seemed "pretty cool," although she acknowledged a bit of Big Brother unease.
But Pentagon unease has intensified in recent weeks as Jordan and Turkey, two allies that the Obama administration is counting on to help train the proposed proxy force, made it clear that they are lukewarm to the plan, two U.S. officials said.
Several recent Times politics stories reflected that editorial vision, and generated considerable buzz, including front-pagers on the "civil war" being waged within Republican Party, "unease" inside the Clinton Foundation and "dispute" among members of the Cheney family over same-sex marriage.
