Sentence examples for unsettled because of from inspiring English sources

"I would probably think that across the country at every club there is a player unsettled because of mad January, the lunatic transfer window that creates havoc throughout the game".

But if you're unsettled because of concerns that you may not be able to train for your first choice of specialism, abandoning medicine altogether could be an over-reaction.

Unsettled because of the public relations blunders committed by big Japanese companies like Bridgestone, Mitsubishi Motors and Snow Brand in recent weeks, Japanese managers are scrambling to learn how to avoid the appearance of looking irresponsible and uncaring.

And the big airlines face the prospect of even more unsettled skies because of competition from low-fare carriers, which are planning to expand service on the East Coast and across the country.

The costs of having poor data can run into millions of dollars, caused by a range of problems from unsettled trades because of incomplete information to high-risk exposure due to inability to calculate firmwide risk management.

Some consider the Myxomycota to be a separate kingdom, with an unsettled phylogeny because of conflicting molecular and developmental data.

The role of 20-HETE in the development of hypertension remains unsettled because 20-HETE has both prohypertensive and antihypertensive properties.

Unsettled, because Mr Snowden's leaks reveal the vast scope and scale of eavesdropping.

Democrats are particularly unsettled because before the attacks, polls showed the country was more in tune with their issue agenda of Social Security, health care and education.

"I would expect regional markets to remain very unsettled because we don't look any closer to a political resolution than we did on Friday," said Ann Wyman, head of emerging markets research in Europe for Nomura.

The debate has remained unsettled because studying peer influence is notoriously difficult.