Sentence examples for less sure than from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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.

As with the American debate of 20 years ago, the realities in India today are often subtler, and less sure, than partisan conviction on one side or the other might suggest.

All the while their self-esteem plummets from previously sky-high levels and they come home from school feeling less sure of themselves than ever.

Though "it had always been in my wife's mind that she wanted to move back into the city, I was maybe less sure about it than she was," Mr. Martin said.

Expect more commercial stations to go to the wall, expect BBC Radio to be less sure of itself than it has been for years, expect uncertainty over DAB to continue for some time to come - expect a bloody battle.

Bill McHenry took over the tensile melody, written for cello, on soprano saxophone, an instrument he doesn't normally play; he gave it a personal reading over the slowly tolling piano chords, a little less sure and steady than one would have gotten from either of the two saxophonists next to him, who both play it a lot.

One aspect they're less sure about, despite more than 5,000 sightings, is where the minke swims from and why it comes here at all.