Sentence examples for most unsettled from inspiring English sources

But he is resolved to enter the fray for the Jets' most unsettled and unsettling position by Nov. 19, when they play the Miami Dolphins, a team that picked apart the Jets' secondary three weeks ago.

I was most unsettled by the unruly bicycles.

Clint Dempsey The U.S. national team's best player is also its most unsettled.

No uninfected could stand to hear it, but uninfected kids seemed to be the most unsettled.

In the most unsettled times, a longing for the ordinary sometimes seems most powerful.

This was in 1991, a most unsettled period as the Soviet Union fell apart in earnest.

One of archaeology's most fascinating unsettled questions concerns which foodstuff was more consequential in civilization's early stages: bread or beer?

One of the most significant unsettled controversies concerns whether or not stereotyped steering adjustments, such as lane changes, are performed open-loop, using a "snapshot" of the steering error, or in a more closed-loop manner, constantly updating the error signal.

"The question of the extent of Congress's power to control the jurisdiction of the federal courts is one of the most contested and unsettled in constitutional law," said Vicki C. Jackson, a law professor at Harvard.

But though Mr. Kohl deeply unsettled most of his neighbors, east and west, by refusing until early this month to pledge the integrity of the German border with Poland, he is only now beginning to consult about unification with the other 11 European Community leaders, one by one.

The current IPO market, for most, is somewhat unsettled.