Sentence examples similar to admitting the uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Wenger admitted the uncertainty over his future had done so last season.
Alderweireld admits the uncertainty over his future is unsettling and he would like it resolved as soon as possible.
Williams admits the uncertainty about where players will be playing next season can be a distraction and frustrating.
As authors rightfully admit, the uncertainty of these loss of structure times is very high, especially at low temperatures.
The results show that admitting to the uncertainty does influence the optimal maintenance age and also provides a quantifiable cost benefit.
He argued unjustifiably large fees could lead to universities being undercut by further education colleges but admitted the financial uncertainty could lead to some universities going bankrupt.
Portsmouth manager Michael Appleton has admitted the current uncertainty over the club's future is severely affecting his early attempts to build a squad to compete in League One.
Indeed, he was not so much interested in persuading honest believers to abandon their beliefs as in shaming an already agnostic century into admitting the depths of its uncertainty.
A different view surfaced with uncertainties, admitting the burden of caring, and reflecting on one's limits.
Mr Brown admits that the uncertainty in Washington is a threat.
He never admitted to the uncertainty or to the fears that lurked in his mind as he practiced.
