Gove said he had been unsure because of his own character weaknesses.
Peter Sabiston, defending, previously told the court: "He is unsure because of the lies he has told, what is true and what is fantasy.
Several participants were unsure because of a lack of explanation and speculated as to possible causes ('Landed on my tail bone must have jarred it.
This one may be a tough question to answer because you may be unsure of your purpose.
And the exemption mainly affects wealthy taxpayers, who are unsure of its benefit because of a constantly changing tax code, says Howard Simons of Bianco Research.The Treasury may extend the scheme past its scheduled expiry date at the end of 2010.
These data gave us a sample size of 17 patients; however, because we were unsure of the variability of the data, and based on sample sizes in previous studies, we tripled our sample size.
(Clinical educator) Even if the student expresses a desire to attempt many kinds of nursing techniques, it can be difficult because I am unsure of the extent of their training.
At an adventure travel agency facing the chocolate waters of the Mekong River, Andre Ruys, the Dutch owner, studied a map of Cambodia and lamented that many road-paving projects were stalled, losing the dry season, largely because donors are unsure of the composition of the new government.
For example, in a patient with acute respiratory failure, we may hesitate before intubating the trachea to institute mechanical ventilation because we are unsure of the history of that patient and want to be certain we do not start a therapy that will turn out to be futile but cannot later be withdrawn.
Sometimes they're just hesitant or intimidated, because they're unsure of what kind of comments to make or how they'll be received.
