Sentence examples for admittedly uncertain from inspiring English sources
A tiny blip of a change in an admittedly uncertain statistic shouldn't have such an impact on the national narrative, right?
The bill not only would dump an additional $1 billion into an admittedly uncertain technology, but also would temporarily relieve any company investing in such technology from compliance with an important component of the Clean Air Act.
Tegmark 1993 (Table 2) quotes some admittedly uncertain estimates for the suppression of interference due to a putative quantum gravity, but they are quantitatively very close to the rate of destruction of interference due to the GRW collapse (at least outside of the microscopic domain).
These benefits are, admittedly, uncertain and hard to predict.
Cruz wrote: "For example, although arguing for a narrow construction of the amendment, Professor Laurence Tribe has squarely concluded that the second amendment provides a 'right (admittedly of uncertain scope) on the part of individuals to possess and use firearms in the defense of themselves and their homes'".
The increase in risk of diabetes per unit increase in serum ALT was admittedly modest and of uncertain clinical significance in this analysis; furthermore, elevation in serum ALT may occur as a result of hepatic congestion in CHF.
Admittedly, recent trial results showing an uncertain link between lowering glucose and macrovascular complications add to the complexity of defining risk using solely one feature (i.e., glucose) of a multidimensional metabolic disease (9– 11).
Admittedly, we are still unsure.
But she was also alone in a deep sense at work, as the only female producer; at home, having left an unsatisfying love affair for uncertain prospects; and in her head, battling anxiety so intense that in one episode she requires intervention for an (admittedly short-lived) addiction to sleeping pills.
An admittedly unlikely scenario.
