Sentence examples for increasingly unsure from inspiring English sources

But I'm increasingly unsure of its existence.

Banks are becoming increasingly unsure how much they should bid to get what they really want.

The "Suite Provençale" (1936) was a burst of musical patriotism at a time when French identity was increasingly unsure.

I think this definition of roles deepened as time went on and I became increasingly unsure of myself.

When that change materialised, however, in the person of James I, they became increasingly unsure that they liked it.

But I find visitors increasingly unsure about what was what, so obviously the two parts of the city are slowly assimilating their old borders.

With the American shuttle fleet temporarily grounded and the Russians unsure what caused their Soyuz capsule to plunge off course, the way into space looks increasingly uncertain.

He became increasingly reclusive and unsure whether the public would ever accept him again.

Having been subjected to an intense dose of prejudice and economic exclusion the Somali Advisory Bureau, in London, reports that 76% of its clients are unemployed they are increasingly aggrieved and unsure of how to improve their lot.If Somalis excel at one thing, it is getting into Britain.

"Are you rushing or are you dragging???" he chides, as the gifted young drummer grows increasingly frightened and unsure.

A wide variety of confidence scales are used, ranging from simple 2-point scales (sure-unsure) to increasingly fine-grained scales ranging up to 100-point scales (where 100 is the highest confidence and 1 is guessing).