Sentence examples for a highly uncertain from inspiring English sources

One poll this week, by Ipsos for Le Figaro, put the "no" vote at 52%, against 48% for a "yes"—a highly uncertain margin.

But the measure faces a highly uncertain fate.

But he said that deriving cancer rates was a highly uncertain process at best.

But the bill, approved 216 to 193, faces a highly uncertain future in the Senate.

Elite firms may be minting money now, but they face a highly uncertain future.

Climatologists are the first to acknowledge that theirs is a highly uncertain science.

A final agreement remains far off, the sources emphasized, and would require complex compromises between a diverse set of players with conflicting interests, making prospects for a deal highly uncertain.

In the life-cycle analysis, the total cost of damage caused by earthquakes is a significant but highly uncertain component.

However, it may become unstable or even divergent because the model of a system is highly uncertain or the nature of the problem itself.

Heterotrophic respiration (Rh), microbial processing of soil organic matter to carbon dioxide (CO2), is a major, yet highly uncertain, carbon (C) flux from terrestrial systems to the atmosphere.

However, selecting an intervention for a given population at a given time is highly uncertain.