But the new way of conducting asymmetrical warfare does raise uncomfortable ethical and legal issues.

Myth 2 Energy efficient buildings are uncomfortable.

Pakistan is now at a crossroads, facing an uneasy moment of truth.

And, over time, uncertainty concerning the latter question has risen to an uncomfortable level.

And, sometimes, they actually say things that are uncomfortable but true, and that need to be said.

She lives in comfort.

What about Athens? Mediterranean climate, but in the sun it was not comfortable. They didn't perceive comfort.

Sami lived a comfortable life.

Sami wanted a comfortable life.

This raised uncomfortable questions not only about the efficacy of austerity, but also about the reliability of economic analysis.

But liberal authoritarianism seems an unlikely outcome of the current revolts.

Playgroup is an informal session where mums, dads, grand parents, caregivers, children and babies meet together in a relaxed environment.

They find themselves in situations of eviction, heavy indebtedness, unemployment and under the indifferent regard of a society where many live comfortably.

Costs and subsidies aside, electric cars have so far proven to be incredibly inconvenient.

In addition to aspirin and NSAIDs, consumption of even small amounts of alcohol also produces uncomfortable respiratory reactions in many patients.

NEW YORK The crime seems incomprehensible.

Second, the Fed s actions do not seem to be effective.

We need to make sure that they also show us things that are uncomfortable or challenging or important this is what TED does other points of view.

They start off like 17 camels no way to resolve it.

That pace of employment growth now appears unsustainable.

Belarus seems beyond redemption, but appearances are deceptive.

It was a very comfortable game in Mexico City. Have a look.

I found the suites capacious, the sofas commodious, the sandwiches copious.

There is no easy or socially comfortable way to accomplish this.

The vast majority live in comfortable dwellings that contribute to their quality of life.

It costs too much it is inconvenient and its environmental benefits are negligible (and, in some cases, non existent).

It's a big deal. It sounds big, it sounds important, it sounds solid. It sounds American. Ballsy, serious, male.

When you read this prayer, it sounds incredibly selfish, self centered.

Priorities? The US policy seems unreasonable.

A year ago, Supari s assertions about viral sovereignty seemed anomalous.

My ear came unglued and some spots of dead flesh are showing on my neck.

Now, the CDS market offers a convenient way of shorting bonds, but the risk reward asymmetry works in the opposite way.

Canada is often cited as a country that steered its banks away from trouble, even though they sit uncomfortably close to US markets.

Moreover, for too many investors, Portugal, with its poor growth prospects and insufficient domestic savings to fund the public sector deficit, looks like Greece.

Such rescues, in short, appear to help big companies with bad managers.

The definition of indirect discrimination based on sex also covers those activities which might appear neutral, but are discriminatory by nature.

But statesmen, if they are to deserve the name, sometimes must take the politically uncomfortable high ground and then bring their publics along.

Not everyone on the foreign policy frontline cares, but those who do often face deeply uncomfortable choices.

Indeed, because many of these developments are so remote, residents often face a long, uncomfortable, and costly daily commute to reach good jobs.

That is a convenient international ploy, but it leaves the sources of bilateral discord unattended.

But just how comfortable were all those past certainties, anyway?

In fact, they seem to be very unmusical entirely and to miss the whole point of the music.

This is why banks suddenly look so unexpectedly profitable.

Not to mention the time and patience it takes to parse through 294,548 apparently unremarkable emails.

It is time to accept that those who finance EU governments through purchasing their bonds are entitled to ask inconvenient questions, and to expect clear answers.