He often delivered the ball on short routes with finger-splitting force, and he looked uneasy setting up to throw downfield.
Patients may hesitate to divulge which recommendations they have eschewed because of cost concerns; doctors may feel trapped into giving suboptimal care because of insurance limitations; and both may feel uneasy bringing up the subject of money.
Before I could ask him any uneasy follow-up questions, the professor burst into the room, and another intense class session commenced.
Part of the trouble is getting the money through, because banks are understandably uneasy about setting up new accounts, and the State Department is understandably nervous about bags of cash ending up in the hands of its enemies.
Sir Thomas employs him to write a life of St Margaret for Sarah, setting up uneasy currents of desire for beauty and worldliness of several kinds.
Waymon Heard said the family was uneasy about giving up the old peanut quota system, which guarantees them $610 a ton for their peanuts, roughly twice the world price, and a sizable share of the American domestic market.
Not surprisingly, Europeans are becoming increasingly uneasy about giving up more sovereignty to bureaucrats who are essentially unaccountable to the voters.
This concern can take two forms: One might feel uneasy about conjuring up a set by means of a spell that invokes other sets that are in some sense "not yet" available (sets of which the candidate will turn out to be a member, for example).
Ford missed two subsequent kicks at goal, the third shot an absolute horror, and, with the young Englishman looking uneasy, Leicester passed up several chances to go for the posts after Burns had put the Cherry and Whites 6-3 againstgainsthehe run of play.
"That's part of the reason why members of Congress are uneasy about giving up fast-track authority...
