Sentence examples for a few uncertain from inspiring English sources

A few uncertain souls asked if there was a middle option between hero and villain.

Lindland had a few uncertain moments after his victory yesterday, as Manukyan protested the scoring, mostly a sequence in which Lindland was awarded a takedown.

We need a trustbuster like Teddy Roosevelt to take the television stations away from the film companies and give them back to the people!" There was more applause, and a few uncertain murmurs.

But with only a few uncertain moments, Kuerten pulled his backhand out of its sheath and wrestled some of the aggression away from Vacek's chip-and-charge approach in an ice-breaking victory, 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5.

Since the resulted formulation of DEA technique is in form of LP, one can use traditional sensitivity analysis when there are one or a few uncertain parameters.

In the validation study reported here, cluster status could be ascertained rapidly in all but a small proportion (3%) of ART initiators, which made home visits necessary only for a few uncertain cases.

In one startling image that has haunted me since I first saw it, a bewildered young Gypsy in handcuffs stands alone on a hill while in the middle distance a line of people, and a few uncertain-looking policemen, stand watching like onlookers in an absurdist drama.

A necessary step in MS data pre-processing is to filter out proteins with few, uncertain peptide measurements.

Page 6 Automobiles THE SHIFTING SANDS OF CLASSIC CARS The collector car community left its annual week of auction extravaganzas in Scottsdale, Ariz., thinking about the last few uncertain years and how the worldwide economic turmoil affected the value and variety in sales.

Therefore, it is desirable that some of these parameters are measured accurately during field observations so that there are few uncertain parameters requiring adjustments.

In these few uncertain cases, we emphasized the degree of formal responsibility for research that each individual had assumed in making a final decision about classification.