Sentence examples for more unsettled about from inspiring English sources

As Americans tell pollsters that they are more unsettled about jobs than terrorists, will Mr. Bush put forth a convincing case that the economy is rebounding?

But over the past few weeks, as the incumbent senator's prospects for holding onto the seat have became more unsettled, the president and his team have been noticeably silent about the race.

H.P.'s board was becoming more unsettled by Mr. Apotheker's communications with investors, including bullish statements about H.P.'s prospects that turned out to be embarrassing in hindsight.

Asian stockmarkets were more unsettled.

He became more unsettled and uncontrollably hyperactive.

"It might become more unsettled after November," Mr. Shelby said.

They are probably more unsettled than anyone today.

A revised forecast will point to more unsettled weather well into next month.

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

Their grandparents are considerably more unsettled by the pace with which they have seen Britain change.

While science is more unsettled than some feel comfortable admitting, it nevertheless depends on some things being settled irrevocably.