Sentence examples for Diminishing uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Private consumption has been the main engine of the expansion, amid strong job creation, and business investment continues to recover strongly, supported by diminishing uncertainty," the OECD said in its latest economic outlook report.

In fact, the "no-knock" warrants that are provided by many States, by diminishing uncertainty, may make application of the knock-and-announce principle less "cost[ly]" on the whole than application of comparable Fourth Amendment principles, such as determining whether a particular warrantless search was justified by exigency.

Even with these options at hand, which do not guarantee resolution of all uncertainties, the investment remains substantial and requires a balance between the risk of immature investment and the benefit of diminishing uncertainty.

It doesn't diminish uncertainty", Sorrell said at the World Economic Forum.

The standards, the agency said, will help settle disputes about the value of derivatives trades and, in turn, diminish uncertainty in the event of future financial calamities.

Conditional on the absence of moral hazard, we find Eurobonds to be a good instrument to absorb macroeconomic shocks and to diminish uncertainty over future debt forecasts; for Ireland and Portugal, we find debt to be 20 percentage points lower than under our baseline scenario, by 2020.

As convincingly argued by Padian (2010), this aspect in education in evolutionary biology is largely neglected although an understanding of the major evolutionary transitions in the history of life would greatly contribute to diminish uncertainty about evolution (Maier and Werneburg 2014).

RCTs should produce results that resolve or diminish uncertainty concerning the relative merits of comparator interventions.

Therefore, further studies are needed to identify our knowledge gaps, diminish uncertainty ranges, and find convergence among GHG estimates from different approaches.

Patrick Boyle, director of trading at Credit Suisse First Boston, says that Wall Street is using the diminishing election uncertainty as a reason to buy.

The aim is to reduce transaction costs by diminishing the uncertainty involved in vehicle use as we showed in Section 1.