Sentence examples for a more uncertain from inspiring English sources

On foreign policy, though, they sounded a more uncertain trumpet.

Camplin wants to embrace a more uncertain reality.

This is, on both sides, a more uncertain process than a simple service charge would be.

That's a more uncertain world and therefore one in which markets will be more volatile.

Now, they're girding themselves for a more uncertain and prolonged contest.

Pie-growing is not only more foreign, it also takes more courage as it is a more uncertain and messier.

In a way, if they had been a little more uncertain themselves, they might have organized a less cliquish, more genuinely diverse exhibition.

The second half of the year is a bit more uncertain because of a potential rise in interest rates and the impact of a general election and new government.

The extraordinary legacies of Alexander Hamilton and John Marshall are in jeopardy, and we as a nation thereby face a far more uncertain future.

"Never has there been such a disconnect between a perfectly clear parliamentary election and a country more uncertain than ever," Le Monde wrote.

Leaving the EU would be a "one-way door to a much more uncertain world", Chancellor George Osborne has said.