Sentence examples for unsure of the problem from inspiring English sources

John R. Quain, a writer for this section, conducted a similar test on his 2000 Dodge Durango, and CarMD was similarly unsure of the problem.

The problem facing much of higher ed is that it's unsure of the problems it's trying to solve and unclear about who its customer is.

He was unsure whether the problem was lack of focus, lack of material, or a lack of ambition.

Census officials say they are unsure of the extent of the problem at the moment.

Respondents who considered asphyxia "very important" were more often involved with programmes to address asphyxia than those who were unsure of the scope of the problem (p = 0.009).

If you're unsure what the problem is, call a professional plumber.

Rubin moves through a list of reasons why that simple shot doesn't work in VR, with the air of somebody who has clearly identified a problem but is unsure of the solution.

ConAgra officials said they were unsure why the C.D.C. had identified peanut butter as the source of the problem.

Part of the problem with remembrances is that people are unsure what is expected of them, said Rachel Yehuda, a professor of psychiatry at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

A man who is unsure of the couple relationship can worry that when the dyspareunia problem is treated, his partner may decide to leave him.

The revelations contained in the recordings have shaken Sacramento officials, who are unsure of exactly what problem they are dealing with, and how deep it runs.