unsteadiness

• “He suspected her unsteadiness was a reaction to their narrow escape from death.”

  Heart Of The Tiger

• “The artificiality of side-saddle riding extends even to the horse, which must be free from certain faults, such as unsteadiness in mounting, that would not render him unsuitable to carry a male rider.”

  The Horsewoman A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding, 2nd. Ed.

• “When in his unsteadiness a few had fallen to the floor, he had yelled, Hey!”

  Simon & Schuster: Starcraft II: Devils’ Due

• “His weakness, occasional distraction, and unsteadiness on his feet in that period had more to do with his heart problem, blood pressure, stress, insomnia, and the many medications he took to alleviate them.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Return

• “This is how unsteadiness on an individual issue reaches beyond a narrowly targeted audience, and becomes a trust problem.”

  The Washington Post: The Dynamics of Buck's "Woman Problem"

• “One becomes conscious of one's unsteadiness, in general, when trying to do this.”

  The Washington Post: The Jupiter effect

• “This hospitalization is a brief blip of unsteadiness in the normal childhood that they have ahead.”

  Simon & Schuster: Between Expectations

• “Signs of a concussion include unconsciousness, unsteadiness, problems with memory or concentration, dizziness or headache.”

  The Huffington Post: Concussions In Sports: Athletes' Head Injuries Should Be Reviewed, Experts Say

• “During lingering economic pressures and unsteadiness in the general freight markets, JBI and DCS once again revealed a higher degree of resiliency than that of traditional, full truckload transportation models," J.B. Hunt Chief Executive John N. Roberts said in the company's statement.”

  The Wall Street Journal: J.B. Hunt's Profit Rises 26%

• “Kelley O'Connor, tall and hieratic, was the alto soloist, intoning the final lament with sepulchral beauty, if occasional unsteadiness.”

  The Guardian: Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic – review

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