They may have missed out on a raise or a bonus this year, and this sort of unease prevents many from investing in a home for themselves.
Within the Bush administration, Mr. Bernanke's willingness to work with Democrats in Congress on measures to prevent mortgage foreclosures has stirred unease.
The UK's public service broadcasters face a David versus Goliath fight against "west coast giants" to protect British values and prevent the spread of social unease and division, the BBC director general will warn this week.
My unease with interacting with line officers geared up to prevent trouble was similar to the unease that I experienced earlier this year when alt-right cyberbullies targeted me after I stood up for the opposition demonstrators at the Milo canceled event — back then I was doxxed, received threatening phone calls at my desk, and antisemitic messages and posts through social media channels.
Only the half-time interval prevented a sense of unease becoming established.
In a new sign of Arab unease, officials here warned today that they could not, and would not, prevent Palestinian militants from using Lebanese territory to mount attacks on Israel after its army withdraws unilaterally from southern Lebanon.
Klees admitted the unease he and others feel about erecting another barrier in front of a barrier that was designed to prevent East Germans from escaping the GDR.
The siutuation has caused increasing political unease, and on Monday the Labour leader Ed Miliband vowed that if his party came to power it would prevent developers advertising properties overseas first.
Their unease is twofold: first, techies don't like being spied on; second, they don't like not being able to prevent it.
Last week alone, four bridges collapsed in various Chinese cities. Signaling the official concern over growing public unease, the government issued a directive on Saturday calling for "intensified efforts in preventing major deadly accidents".
Hence, the unease over the world's shortage in conventional sources of energy and the inevitable steep rise in their costs–something a rapid and overwhelming proliferation in nuclear-power states could so easily and completely have prevented.
