Stateless Palestinians everywhere would leap to claim its nationality, but only a minority, say optimists, would actually choose to uproot themselves and physically return to an uncertain future in crowded Palestine.
This is understandable because it's a time of uncertain change -- physically and emotionally.
Student Athlete tries somewhat successfully to lay out why college players get a particularly bad deal financially, academically, and physically in the face of such an uncertain future.
He was an Episcopal bishop in the US who went on the airwaves and said it in no uncertain terms: Jesus did not physically rise from the dead.
Nicotine, a stimulant, is physically addictive, although just how much so is uncertain.
However, as they both admit, Murray's surgery after that uplifting burst of trophy collection left him physically and spiritually drained and, for a while, uncertain about his future.
I think that some young women are more susceptible to the pressures that society puts upon them because it's a time of great change, physically and emotionally, and we all feel vulnerable and uncertain during any period of change.
He added that Mr. John was "still recovering, both emotionally and physically, and the long-term consequences of his injuries are uncertain".
Assuming preventive effects of PA on healthcare utilization and costs on the one hand and economic burden resulting from PA-related injuries on the other, it is still uncertain whether savings or additional costs predominate in physically active children.
Eaton said he will spend the next few months decompressing physically and mentally from a lead-up he described as "difficult", but is uncertain about what comes next.
