Officials said that the messy end of the election, which created some uneasiness in the financial markets, had created more incentive to appoint someone as treasury secretary with the kind of extensive Wall Street experience that might prove reassuring to investors.
What spurs us to act or forbear acting is not perception of the greater good, but some uneasiness instead.
There was some uneasiness about media coverage of the war.
Signs that Gustav was weakening, however, eased some of investors' uneasiness as the day wore on.
How did you react to some of the uneasiness commenters expressed with the social element of a B&B?
Some of the uneasiness about Vornado goes back to early 2007, when the company bid on Equity Office Properties, the nation's largest office landlord.
But he stops short of dismissing all the criticism of his leadership as froth and nonsense, arguing that some of the uneasiness stems from the fact thatLabour is grappling with a profound moment of economic and political transition.
While Pakistan is now headed by a new civilian government, under President Asif Ali Zardari, the tense discussions between the countries over counterterrorism operations appear to echo at least some of the uneasiness that long characterized the partnership between Mr. Bush and Pervez Musharraf, the former president.
Perhaps clearer legal precedent will help address some of the uneasiness surrounding these devices.
As illustrated by the above comment, some of my uneasiness in reading the article stems from the fact the authors do not always distinguish between within species/population gene transfer, that often results in homologous recombination, and gene transfer between divergent organisms often resulting in non homologous recombination.
