Sentence examples for unsure right from inspiring English sources

The fate of the V70 was unsure right up to the month before its launch in Hong Kong in February.

But because the evidence is only from the past couple of years, they are cautious about the implications"We're so unsure right now what's going on.

Once one company denies participation (regardless of the truth, which we clearly are very unsure of right now), the rest must follow suit.

Johnson fretted about the final two stops, unsure of the right strategy.

Unhappy with the direction his life had taken, Hoshi was unsure how to right his path without abandoning his friend.

The policy may not even be the vote-winner the Tories appear to be betting on: A recent YouGov/Times poll found that 66% of people were either opposed to or unsure about extending Right to Buy to housing associations.

Getting lost puts us in the position of the pupils we teach at home, unsure of the right answer and then overcoming the barriers to work together and find a solution.

No farmer will commit to smarter irrigation practices, invest in expensive but lucrative fruit trees or commit to techniques such as agroforestry if they are unsure about their right to their families' land in a year's time.

No matter where the article pops up, it gets a lot of hits, shares and comments from readers, because many of us are unsure about the right steps to take for better health, fitness, beauty and style.

And intimidating and confusing notices like those sent out in Colorado and Florida will leave some eligible voters, especially newer citizens, unsure of their right to vote and dissuade them from showing up on Election Day.

Now, well after 80 years, the scientific and clinical endocrine community is still unsure about the right targets in glycaemic management [ 8, 9].