Sentence examples for unsure countries from inspiring English sources

For small and unsure countries on the fringes of the European Union, it doesn't get much better — no matter the mounting downsides for countries already on the inside.

They are unsure how their country's economy, government or social sphere might function without it.

Despite a surface triumphalism, many Americans remain deeply unsure of their country.

As a result, the kingdom is an anxious country unsure how to open itself to the world at large, especially the West.

The Telegraph concluded: "Since the vote to leave the EU on June 23 there has been a sense of a country unsure of where it is heading next.

Mr. Cameron declared early on that the government should offer financial rewards to married people, but then seemed unsure whether the country could afford to pay for his proposal.

Phoning a Friend Mr. Hassan, above, still unsure of his country's direction and vowing to remain in the square until a constitutional democracy is established, speaks by phone this August to Mr. Ashour, whose Muslim Brotherhood was on the ropes.

A3 NATIONAL A16-27 Bush Takes Responsebility; Response Failures Cited President Bush said he bore responsibility for any failures of the federal government in its response to Hurricane Katrina and suggested that he was unsure whether the country was adequately prepared for another catastrophic storm or terrorist attack.

Immediately, Omar lost all contact with his country of origin to the extent police are unsure where in the country he came from.

And as much as American leaders weakened at home traditionally seek compensatory triumph abroad, analysts in several countries seemed unsure of Mr. Obama's prospects of redeeming promises in Iraq and Afghanistan — both issues of central importance to America's allies.

While biodiversity offsetting is a potential tool to help stem the loss of wildlife, some countries remain unsure.