Sentence examples for be less sure than from inspiring English sources

Third, the Iraqi economy is improving.Progress in Iraq may be less sure than Mr Bush implied (see article).

I am less sure than Goldstein that Obama will nominate a woman to replace Ginsburg.

But they were less sure than most Americans about Iraq's links with Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.

His ground is less sure than it has been, though; he writes more richly when he projects forward from the past rather than backward from the present.

Taylor is less sure than Channel 4's Andrew Newman that there is still room for the more journalistic, Parky-style, chat show.

Alison is somewhat more hesitant, not about the incipient child but about staying with Ben, whose hold on maturity is less sure than his grip on his favorite bong.

But he's less sure than Mr. Rose about the degree of progress, conceding that recent gains by Denmark's anti-immigrant party "are an unfortunate setback due to all this".

Kochanski's touch here is less sure than it is on the sections on the Soviet occupation: she confuses the "hunger plan" devised to supply German armed forces by starving Slavs and Jews, with the "general plan" for the east, a far more ambitious, long-term scheme to kill 30-45 million Slavs and populate eastern Europe with ethnic Germans.

In one of the three fluid and deftly constructed essays that make up "Normal," Luis, a female-to-male transsexual, admits that although he has undergone surgery so that his outside "matches" his inside, he is less sure than ever what it means to be a man or a woman.

Given their country's history as a relatively young nation -- really a 19th-century conglomerate of loosely allied kingdoms -- Germans have always been less sure than other Europeans of what defines them as a people and a nation.

For her part, Emily Dufton, author of Grass Roots: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Marijuana in America, was less sure than others I spoke to that Canada's move really will serve as the final nail in prohibition's coffin.