Sentence examples for even more unsettled from inspiring English sources

A colleague, Grzegorz Nowakowski (pronounced GREG-orz no-vah-KOF-ski), is even more unsettled.

Instead, the heavyweight division was left even more unsettled, and Holyfield was left with a bad taste.

But tourism officials and business owners in Key West are even more unsettled, by the way the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has publicized the cases.

Kim Clijsters, the Australian Open winner, withdrew from Wimbledon on Wednesday because of a foot injury, leaving the women's field even more unsettled.

She's resentful of the notion that Flora's "taking care" of her but is even more unsettled by her suspicion that there might be "ways I was going to have to take care of Flora".

And the big airlines face the prospect of even more unsettled skies because of competition from low-fare carriers, which are planning to expand service on the East Coast and across the country.

And the unsettled state of obscenity law made things even more uncertain.

Then Talese becomes even more deeply unsettled when Foos reveals that he witnessed a murder.

An even more controversial issue, which remains unsettled, is the potential influence of ethnicity on GFR.

Geoff Smith, the president of Roush Racing, an eight-car team, thinks that in an unsettled economy there can be even more of a disparity: the richer teams, which typically dominate victory lane, will be able to maintain their programs even as sponsors cut back or fall away.

This unsettled state of affairs became even more complicated in May when a Texas resident who has polio, JaRo Jones, sued the U.S.G.A. in federal court in Austin for the right to use a cart to qualify for the United States Senior Open.