Sentence examples for unsure with from inspiring English sources

He says he expects good returns for investors with a four- or five-year horizon, but he calls the short-term picture unsure, with volatility ahead.

If their fate was unsure with this Marc Jacobs move, there was little doubt they would be in demand whatever happened.

According to the most detailed study of the middle million to date, published by Jan Eichhorn of the University of Edinburgh in March, age seems to make little difference, although younger adults aged 25 to 34 were the most unsure, with 44% declaring themselves undecided.

California students were considerably more likely to support evolution (only about 25% rejected it), and Connecticut students had the greatest proportion "unsure" (with about 20% expressing outright rejection).3.3

The large IT vendors have a strong vested interest in delivering broadly what can be classed as the status quo and, even if they wanted to change, they do so into a market that is unsure, with products that are disruptive to their own profit margins and with a salesforce that is hell bent on avoiding any substantive change.

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If you are unsure, check with the CTF provider.

If you are unsure, stick with the loco (translation: local) train, which makes all stops.

Stretch fabrics are best for pants, but might be tricky for beginners – if you are unsure, start with a soft cotton.

When it slipped its leash – when she felt unsure, or with strangers, whose gaze she knew she was helplessly drawing – it was grim to watch.

A controversial pensions policy could have underlined some Conservative backbenchers' feeling that the chancellor has an unsure touch with their core voters.