Sentence examples for unsettled during from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis, whose living arrangements were unsettled during the last two years, recently moved into a new apartment.

The weather was unsettled during part of our visit, in October, as we caught the edge of a Pacific hurricane.

This region remained mostly unsettled during the Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian or Epigravettian) so that the Late Paleolithic colonization after the LGM appears to be a major behavioral adaptation.

Although the mayor's race is officially nonpartisan, the Democrats were unsettled during the campaign by opinion polls that showed Mr. Gonzalez drawing so many of their voters.

If the weather is unsettled during flowering (mid-June in the Northern Hemisphere), yields can plummet because of poor fruit set leading to fewer berries and smaller bunches.

Although his reputation was unsettled during the following centuries and his descendants were not notable, he gained standing during the 19th and 20th centuries.

But Ms. Rice unsettled allies during the campaign when she suggested that Mr. Bush would ask Europe to let America phase out its participation in NATO's missions in Bosnia and Kosovo.

Having unsettled the Basque during the 2007-8 season by occasionally replacing him in the starting line-up with the hapless nincompoop Lucas Leiva, Anfield's tactical mastermind expended a good deal of energy during the transfer window trying to offload his compatriot to Juventus in order to raise funds to buy Gareth Barry.

The street unrest has unsettled the Iraqi government during a halting political transition following national elections in May, and alarmed Iraq's neighbors.

Lives were unsettled in the U.S. during the 1930s by 30% unemployment and 30% deflation, by bank failures and bankruptcies.

Lives were unsettled in the U.S. during the 1930s by 30% unemployment and 30% deflation, leading to a series of bank failures and bankruptcies.