Sentence examples for unsure public from inspiring English sources

Lack of trust in politics and unsure public communication emerged as prominent themes where the common good and community developments are sharply contrasted with corporate and private interests.

He became increasingly reclusive and unsure whether the public would ever accept him again.

Economists are also unsure about the public policies that might promote investment.

The Telegraph lauded "May's confident and fluent first performance... a great relief to her party and something of a revelation to a wider public unsure of her qualities".

The buildup for this debate was considerable, after a month in which the candidates mainly tiptoed around each other and the public, unsure just how to re-engage in the nasty business of politicking so soon after the terrorist attacks.

Unsure of the public health implications of HIV positive people settling in Britain, the government left it to Pentecostal churches and African lay pastors to deal with the problem.

It follows a storm of protest from users over a series of changes on the site that left its members unsure about how public their information had become.

The total PCS anxiety scores can discriminate groups of men based on screening intention (decided versus unsure) at the public clinic (Table 3).

If you are unsure, contact your public health department to determine whether your home contains lead-based paint.

But the public seems unsure of whom to blame, who is covering up and how much to care.

"In short, the public is unsure as to what exactly the problem is, whether it is safe to drive their cars, or what they should do about it".