Experiencing and being unsure about experiencing discrimination in one or more of the three dimensions ('any ethnic discrimination') were significantly more common among Asian, Pacific, Māori and Other ethnic groups than NZ European.
Pacific, Asian, Māori and Other ethnic groups were significantly more likely to report ethnic discrimination and being unsure about experiencing ethnic discrimination by health professionals than NZ European participants.
It may well be that these 7% have experienced some kind of pressure, but were unsure whether this experience qualified for the label "unethical" or not.
I'm unsure how to experience "want", as in desire.
I came away from this experience unsure of how to move forward.
Fichtner was given two days to decide whether he wanted to play the character and, although he was unsure if the experience would be worthwhile, he later said that he was glad to have accepted the role.
Because these assaults were not particularly violent, these survivors were unsure whether their experience counted as rape even before they disclosed.
By his estimate, making one game a year that performs like A Dark Room would make it possible for him to quit his day job, but he's unsure whether this whole experience was just a fluke.
The fact that she was unsure of whether the experience qualified as rape also affected Karen's perception of options for disclosure.
Though caution should be used when entering the surgeon's estimate, those who are unsure of their estimate or experience level may simply leave it blank.
Smith witnesses her murder, then is rendered unconscious -- and wakes up on the same spot alone, unsure whether he actually experienced the events he remembers.
