Schumacher sought to pour oil on troubled waters by admitting that he felt distinctly uneasy about being handed victory in such a manner, even though victory in the Austrian race was the only missing achievement on his formula one CV.
But the bond market would also be uneasy with a Gore victory.
Dale Klein, a former chairman of America's Nuclear Regulatory Commission, says that the schedule for decommissioning the plant is pure supposition until engineers figure out how to remove all the fuel.In this section Grinding on Mission impossible Abe agonistes On fire The looming shadow Breathe uneasy Still fighting ReprintsOne victory for engineers is with reactor four.
On a day when she was testing her sore back and getting good results, Davenport was in control, 6-3, 1-0, when Morariu retired, but she felt uneasy with the way her victory came about.
The first battle of the wars, at St. Albans (May 22 , 1455, resulted in a Yorkist victory and four years of uneasy truce.
His victory has made rights groups uneasy because of its overt racist stance and has raised questions about the durability of Greece's democracy.
What else do they say — no good deed goes unpunished?" Even those who stood behind the decision conceded that it would make them uneasy if the team needed a big victory in the postseason and Strasburg remained unavailable.
The victory placed him in the uneasy role of running the prime minister's party.
Meanwhile, Michael Steele, the national Republican Party chairman, boldly predicted victory for Republicans, saying voters were uneasy with Democratic policies on health care and the economy.
But the Democrats were more than uneasy over the breezy assurances of a George W. Bush victory uttered by his brother, Jeb, the governor of Florida, as he recused himself from the recount.
