Sentence examples for a bit of uncertainty. from inspiring English sources

Surely that audience can handle a bit of uncertainty?

There's a bit of uncertainty around the term, it seems.

We're emotional beings, and to understand our emotions is going to require a bit of uncertainty and risk.

But maybe it will give other people a chance to get in there as there's a bit of uncertainty as the chief executive is going as well".

For travelers who do not mind a bit of uncertainty, HotelTonight, a mobile app for iPhone and Android, offers another model for nonrefundable room rates.

Berlin, it seems, thrives on a bit of uncertainty as it takes the measure of its complex history while tumbling sonorously into the future.

For early-career scientists considering a change, a bit of uncertainty--even fear--is justifiable.

"It's a combination of our marketing effort, and a bit of global uncertainty that means New Zealand is a pretty attractive place," Mr McGill said.

It's a bit of that uncertainty that bothers the obsessive compulsive demon inside of me; more than bothers actually.

"It's only because if you can dance as a congressman with a little bit of uncertainty of which side you're going to come down on in this controversy, millions of dollars gets showered down upon you because there's $19 billion on the table depending on how this issue is resolved".

The price bounces around and that adds a little bit of uncertainty, potentially a lot of uncertainty… A tax, on the other hand, sends a very strong price signal that's unambiguous and not clouded with a lot of noise, so that people can actually understand what carbon will cost them and how the price of carbon will increase persistently and predictably over time.