Sentences with phrase «being unsure of»

«I remember being 16 and being unsure of who I was, being unhappy with how I looked and spending so much time comparing myself to other people.

We wanted to show the real - time experience of being a scientist and of being unsure of the future.

This article is meant to be a fun but helpful one as I think back to being a new Mom and being unsure of how to stop my baby from crying.

Teenage years, as they pulled away, being unsure of what they were doing and who they were doing it with, followed by college applications.

Guilty that I'm not being the perfect parent my kids deserve because I'm wrapped up in so many feelings of being unsure of what to do.

Being unsure of their circumstances, fearing that we'll intrude, or simply not knowing what to say to someone who is facing the unthinkable is often enough to keep us away.

I still have my old man and sisters thinking that my being unsure of my gender identity and sexuality is a phase.

Getting a rave review on an obscure website but being unsure of how to highlight it as an example of your devoted customer base and quality services can be just as frustrating.

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Sounding more authoritative means finding that deeper register in your voice and avoiding the human tic to «upspeak» at the end of sentences when you're unsure of something.

Responding to a question about resolving the issue of more than a dozen Japanese citizens who were abducted by North Korea in the 1970s, the spokesman said he was unsure of what content was discussed in the morning meeting.

Officials were unsure of the extent of Russia's penetration of Western computer networks or the Kremlin's intent.

If you're unsure of how to work them into your business model, try following these steps — and you'll be certain to boost motivation amongst your staff:

On the flip side, there were people who were unsure of themselves; I pushed them toward their goals.

Your team is unsure of their own personal futures with the company and as a leader you are losing lots of sleep.

If you're unsure of whether or not you should redesign some elements or rewrite some copy to re-engage customers, just refer to this checklist:

While the Volvo might not be as luxurious as a Mercedes G Class or as robust under the hood as a BMW X Series — and we're unsure of whether its reliability can challenge Acura or Lexus — there's no doubt that it's feature - and technology - packed, a joy to drive, and exceptionally versatile and comfortable.

Knowing the ins and outs of the market you are tackling will also allow you to create a proactive plan for each step of growth, rather than a reactive plan because you were unsure of what to expect.

Your boss may either be unsure of what to tell you, meaning they're not equipped for the job, or they don't want to tell you anything useful, writes Oliver.

Michel says that when people are unsure of what exactly to do with the data, they figure they might as well as ask for all of it.

Are you unsure of the objectives for an assignment?

The conversation between Rhoades and Axelrod is plot - heavy, but the general context is that Axelrod is unsure of why he made a bad trade, even after everyone he trusts told him it would fail.

When Greenwald is unsure of how to pack delicate items, she asks the buyer, especially if that person is a collector.

Consult with a designer if you're unsure of where to start.

If you're unsure of when to say thank you, start the habit of identifying opportunities for praise.

The founders of Buffer recommend a similar buildup approach, especially for companies who are unsure of how transparency will work in real - world situations.

It's OK to be unsure of your major when entering college, Cuban told students.

Chen also said investors were unsure of the benefits from Mylan's recently completed $ 7 billion acquisition of Swedish drugmaker Meda, which some had deemed expensive.

A recent survey of small - business owners conducted for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce by Harris Interactive reported an 11 percentage point rise in the last year in the number of owners who are unsure of whether their business will be better off in the future than it has been in the past.

Exacerbating the issue is the fact that many online shoppers, who are unsure of their size, will place multiple orders and return what doesn't fit.

«If you are unsure of how to open an account, fund an account, or even select a mutual fund or exchange - traded fund — call the customer service agent at a brokerage firm.

The Teamsters are unsure of how the partnership will look like or how many drivers will be joining.

During the briefing, Sanders said she was unsure of when Trump and Cohen last spoke, and said she is «not aware of specific» matters where Cohen is representing the president.

Entrepreneurs who are unsure of their markets or who don't have the experience to deal with investor pressure are better off without other people's capital, even if they can somehow get investors to overlook sketchy plans and limited credentials.

If you're unsure of which country is right for you, take our quiz to find out which country suits your needs.

Developing a buyer (or marketing) persona is a good idea for social media marketers who are unsure of how to create a compelling brand narrative.

Warren Buffett is totally digging Apple, even if Wall Street is unsure of what to make of the tech giant.

To quote Fuelnet «The two situations where this principle is most powerful are similarity, when someone wants to follow the lead of others; and uncertainty, when someone is unsure of what to do.

If you are unsure of the effects, consult a tax professional.

Scot Peterson, the school's resource officer who was first on the scene, did not go into the building to confront the gunman because he was unsure of where the shooter was.

If you are unsure of who your loan servicer is, you can retrieve your federal loan information through the National Student Loan Data System.

If you are unsure of your current credit score, you can find your credit rating online.

GDPR is not sector - specific and some firms are unsure of its implications to their particular business models.

I was unsure of where to invest so I ended up making the wrong decision.

There have been plenty of hacks and frauds in the Bitcoin ecosystem, so people who are unsure of the digital currency can not be blamed for their unwillingness to join the cryptocurrency revolution.

For a start, a lot of people are unsure of exactly what it means.

Additionally, there are those who are unsure of what its relation is to central banking, which, as I have just said, they usually associate with monetary policy.

«But we know that more than half of couples have no idea how much they expect to receive in monthly retirement income, and most either don't know or are unsure of what their Social Security payments may be in retirement.»

As the worst standoff between the West and Russia since the Cold War escalates, the crisis is unnerving investors who are unsure of what will happen next.

With Medicare and prescription drug premiums rising, workers are unsure of how much money they need in retirement.