There were new signs of uneasiness on Capitol Hill about United States involvement in the region.
And now, there are the new worries: skyrocketing rents, the condemnation of old buildings that have given refuge to the very poor and a growing sense of uneasiness on the part of many longtime residents, many of them African-Americans, that their city is now for sale.
It also answers the question that I asked last year, "What are we going to do with all of these photos?" The site itself felt outdated, the features just weren't up to par with other services, and there was a bit of uneasiness on what the direction of Flickr was.
We threw in a clip of Pat Robertson to pass that feeling of uneasiness on to you.
The machines rest on that area of uneasiness".
At the screenings and later, the sound was turned off when Langston Hughes read his poetry on camera because of uneasiness over a claim by the Hughes estate that the film breached copyright law.
Moreover, the US should capitalize on the growing sense of uneasiness among the Alawites with Assad, as they are increasingly realizing that there will be no end to the civil war as long as he remains in power.
We must confess to uneasiness on this score, and believe that the best way to deal with this potential problem is for governments to ensure that public sector research programs, geared to produce "public goods," are also adequately funded, to help ensure that farmers and consumers cannot become hostages to possible private sector monopolies.
Neoptolemus is persuaded, and the plot centers on his uneasiness with these double-dealings, and on the growing trust between him and Philoctetes.
His comedy is so powerful because he infuses his impersonations with his own take on American pop culture, on American ethnic characteristics and personality, and of course on our uneasiness with Islam in our own backyard.
