Sentence examples for because they were uneasy from inspiring English sources

In part because they were uneasy about Romero's participation in the postseason, and in part because there were initial concerns about the substances Romero tested positive for, they offered him a 25-game suspension, provided he begin serving it immediately.

Some groups are rethinking their support, in some cases because of issues that are not addressed, and in others because they are uneasy with specific points.

Some doctors have objected to donation after cardiac death because they are uneasy about taking organs too soon after a patient's heart stops.

This indifference is partly because they are not interested - art looks down on science and vice versa - but also because they are uneasy with the demands that technology and science make on them.

"The players wanted to do something, but they were uneasy going into this because they didn't want people to think they were doing it for publicity and they didn't want to get in the way," said Pat Hanlon, the Giants vice president who accompanied them.

Still, they were uneasy about seeing each other again.

They are uneasy because their chief ally, Pakistan, is consistently linked to terrorism while across the border India's economy keeps rising disdainfully.

"They are uneasy about Hillary Clinton.

Although, they was uneasy about breast exams by female physicians.

The admissions officers, at Wesleyan as elsewhere, were uneasy because they were intent on engineering a student body that was a little better than last year's, to say nothing of those of rival schools -- with "better" defined to include students with high College Board scores, roots in minority communities, leadership skills, science aptitude and the ability to play the oboe or second base.

Because they were undone by loud noises and tight spaces, uneasy with intimacy and desperate with solitude.