But for most students, inching through the summer toward "move in" day is a cause for excitement, trepidation, and uncertainty.
But it is also cause for uncertainty, opening as it is at a time of mounting deficits.
The danger of more wide-ranging sanctions has already caused BP to issue a warning of "material adverse impact" to its business, and the prospect of sustained, worldwide litigation against Rosneft in the wake of the Hague ruling only adds further cause for uncertainty and concern.If anything, the ruling is an expensive lesson.
But that would be costly: yet another cause for uncertainty that explains why shares in such companies dropped on September 8th.
Yet, the prospect of Madeleine Albright and Zbigniew Brzezinski, not known for being soft on Russia, participating in Obama's foreign policy team may give cause for uncertainty in Moscow.
Dr. Ralph J. Cicerone, chairman of the academy panel and chancellor of the University of California at Irvine, said the Bush administration was mistaken to view uncertainty as a cause for comfort.
In a perverse example of this, an original statement that the JIC had little information about Iraq's WMD programmes since 1998, was rewritten to suggest that the resulting uncertainty was itself a cause for suspicion.
A main topic for future research is to identify the underlying causes for uncertainty in these types of projects.
The determination of the tumor volume is one of the main causes for uncertainties in dosimetry [1].
Rather than being cause for inaction, uncertainty is a reason to act all the sooner.
The causes for scientific uncertainty are founded on the unknown effects on human health and environment, whereas scientific certainty is justified by depicting unambiguous research results.
