Sentence examples for more unsure from inspiring English sources

More unsure.

Either way, Turkey's future is looking decidedly more unsure.

"Having a couple of weeks off, you're a little more unsure".

As an orchestration of four voices into one, the production is more unsure.

Could it be the case that the more we curate, the more unsure of ourselves we become?

"It makes people even more unsure of what they are supposed to do to avoid having a problem".

Other authors [15, 16, 25, 28, 33, 37, 40] have added a third class (neutral), Wang et al. [35] have defined one more class (unsure).

But given that 14% of respondents did not know if their country had a national newborn policy, many more were unsure whether the policy addressed birth asphyxia; and answers from respondents in the same country sometimes conflicted, it is clear that policies require better dissemination and ownership.

Or will the events leave the voters more confused and unsure about their choice?

"Reading him took me to another world," she said, "one that was more sophisticated and unsure – an unfamiliar world.

But on many issues more parents were unsure of the program than those who rated it highly.