For those feeling unsettled by this daring innovation, a leading article offered reassurance that the move would increase the paper's "usefulness to its readers", while on page nine, illustrations charted the "evolution of makeup".
Even if the commissions can somehow begin, the larger question of what to do with the remaining detainees is, for now, unsettled.
A beautiful toddler gone missing will always be catnip to newspaper editors, but Kate and Gerry McCann also chose to make themselves active characters in the story, and though their motives were laudable, their relentless drive for publicity unsettled many.
For black voters unsettled by the Bloomberg era of law enforcement, Mr. Thompson occupies an intriguing place in the campaign.
Mourinho would not take sides in Pardew's argument that Arsenal's bid for Yohan Cabaye unsettled Newcastle.
As if that weren't enough for the easily unsettled, the show sprinkles each episode with factoids related to the deaths examined, just rolling them out there without explanation.
The macroeconomic landscape for stations is still unsettled given the splintering television audience and the emerging Internet sources for news and entertainment that undermine the concept of a one-to-many broadcast.
Recent polls have shown a late surge in support for independence, unsettling Westminster enough to spark calls for the Queen to intervene in the debate.
This "modern dance opera" draws on the expressiveness of the voice as much as the body, as Ms. May, known for shrewdly unsettling her audiences, examines how the emotional lives of individuals fuel the dynamics of a group.
— Thirty years ago, Martin Annis devised an X-ray technology for body scanners that unsettled some people.
