Sentence examples for unsettled period from inspiring English sources

2. It will be an unsettled period for a while.

But this was an unsettled period, when everything was possible and experimentation the norm.

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

During this unsettled period, opinion within the Bush Administration about Musharraf's future became increasingly divided.

In the unsettled period after Fiorina's departure, Fortune reported, employees sometimes ignored managers' instructions, a maneuver they called "flipping the bozo bit".

"Hints of an unsettled period of weather in the runup to the festival … I think a mixed festival is the most likely".

It is peacetime, with its false hopes, that is really treacherous -- unsettled periods like the postwar era in Eastern Europe that this American-born author brought to cold light in "The Bridge of Sighs" and, now, in THE CONFESSION (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95), the false dawn that followed the death of Stalin.

Unsettled periods of weather look set to affect the western Mediterranean, parts of Canada and northern Russia, although nothing particularly exceptional is currently signalled.

The last boycott of a Grand Slam was in 1973, when in an unsettled political period in the game, more than 70 leading players withdrew from Wimbledon in solidarity with Nikki Pilic, who had been barred for failing to play Davis Cup for Yugoslavia.

Despite the generosity of our hosts, most of us felt unsettled throughout this period.

Mr. McCain, born in 1936, belongs to the tail end of the pre-boom period, unsettled and confused by the culture war of the 1960s (much of which played out when he was a prisoner of war).