Sentence examples for a huge uncertainty from inspiring English sources

"A huge uncertainty shock is really hammering Germany's economy now," he said, illustrating the dangers facing Britain.

Of course, the legal liability remains a huge uncertainty right now, but whatever it may be, proceedings will last for years".

Britain's economy could suffer a "huge uncertainty shock" if next year's general election delivers a hung parliament, a leading economic forecaster warns.

In the MANET, the paths connecting two nodes are prone to continuous changes due to the mobility of nodes, which can result in a huge uncertainty on the transmission performance.

"When any one student takes a math test, on any one day, there is a huge uncertainty around that score," Sanders told The Hechinger Report in an interview last year.

In retrospect it was a period of huge uncertainty.

The prime minister's decision to step down puts even more pressure on Heywood, described by the Guardian this morning as "one of the last redoubts of the establishment left standing", and the permanent secretaries who lead the UK's civil service, to provide stability at a time of huge uncertainty.

This Sunday, Greek citizens will debate two alternatives: austerity and depression without end, or the possibility of deciding their own destiny in a context of huge uncertainty.

"David Cameron and George Osborne's plan for a referendum on an arbitrary timetable on an unknown negotiation is causing huge uncertainty for business.

"There is a lot of information but huge uncertainty.

The Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Teather, who chaired the inquiry, said: "We detain a lot of people, some for a very long time, all with huge uncertainty, and we have very limited processes for individuals to challenge that detention.