Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's threat to hold Syria responsible for the alleged shipment of military equipment to Iraq exacerbated unease Saturday about U.S. intentions in the region, with some here worrying that this country will be Washington's next target.
Armstrong, who says he is riding in his final Tour, said that riders were nervous, as they usually are in the Tour's opening stages, but that the enormous crowds had exacerbated the unease.
Meanwhile, critics warned Miliband's supporters they were in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they were reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.
Labour critics of Ed Miliband are warning his supporters that they are in danger of exacerbating internal unease about his leadership by attacking party loyalists who say they are reflecting concerns they hear on the doorstep.
And some economists predict that figures published on November 14th will show that the economy actually shrank in the third quarter.This exacerbates a deeper unease: a belief that the new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has more interest in foreign affairs than in tackling the domestic rigidities that constrain Japan's potential to grow.
This unease was exacerbated this week by the news that Oxfam has been forced to suspend working with the fundraising company Listen Ltd, after the Mail on Sunday reported that the firm was using aggressive, high-pressure methods.
O'Reilly told Juncker that public unease will be exacerbated by the fact that Barroso is to advise Goldman Sachs on Britain's exit from the EU.
Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, and NHS leaders have voiced deep unease about Brexit potentially exacerbating the existing big gaps across the health and social care workforce and have praised EU nationals' contribution to the NHS in an effort to persuade them to stay.
In a recent address to the Business Roundtable, Obama acknowledged an uphill battle to convince his base that liberalizing trade policy and increasing global competition would not exacerbate wage stagnation after a long period of financial unease among middle-class Americans.
The sectarian aspect of the conflict, which remains, at base, a disgruntled people's struggle against a dictatorial regime, is growing ever more entrenched, and exacerbating sectarian tensions in neighbouring Lebanon and Iraq.This all adds to President Barack Obama's unease at the prospect of sending military aid to rebels.
