When you realize that the billions spent come from Brazil's public funds, and all ticket and media rights revenues made from the Cup go directly to FIFA without taxation (which is true of every World Cup), the public unease seems inevitable.
Public unease grows about extravagant government outlays for the world's largest sporting events.
Singing from the vantage of a world-beater — probably male, of questionable conscience, working in finance — St . Vincentsketched a clear image of private entitlement and public unease.
Throughout Peace's Red Riding Quartet working-class detectives, journalists and other professionals find themselves trapped in that awkward world of class unease, pushed and pulled, mocked and abused, from above and below.
More than physical disgust, Orwell is at pains to evoke a world of profound moral unease.
Despite the running unease in world markets, four giants of American finance managed to make money from trading every single day during the first three months of the year.
I'll admit that at times I've responded to news of random indie-bookstore shutterings as I do to news of catastrophes in faraway lands: with a pang of concern that soon settles into a vague sense of unease about the world and the problem of human existence.
By Macy Halford September 9, 2011 I'll admit that at times I've responded to news of random indie-bookstore shutterings as I do to news of catastrophes in faraway lands: with a pang of concern that soon settles into a vague sense of unease about the world and the problem of human existence.
The rising gold price reflects deep unease about the world's financial system.
"All occurred at a time of great unease in the world," Mr. Spielberg said.
The spate of incidents has stirred unease in the world of fashion, where image and celebrity endorsements are worth millions.
