Lawyers and court officials say cases like Ms. Howell's and the Mauks' make them uneasy about the proposed bankruptcy legislation.
What else do they say — no good deed goes unpunished?" Even those who stood behind the decision conceded that it would make them uneasy if the team needed a big victory in the postseason and Strasburg remained unavailable.
In a meeting on Monday morning, several American insurers, who were customers, competitors and investors in Lloyd's, asserted that an account financed less than 100percentt would make them uneasy about Lloyd's ability to pay.
Noise, jostling crowds, treacherous and painfully slow-moving traffic, lack of green, open spaces, filthy pollution, high crime rates and living costs, and social anonymity are some of the factors city dwellers say make them uneasy.
If Missouri or any other American state with similar conflicts – racial, religious, political, whatever – have any hope of healing, it lies with those who are serious and sturdy enough to ditch their petrified opinions, to embrace complexity and to absorb facts that make them uneasy.
Only later would it make them uneasy that at the time Mr. DeVore owed the church $5,000 in rent for his production of a financially ill-fated musical about the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and that it was Ms. Bransford's job to try to collect the debt.
