Sentence examples for again uncertain from inspiring English sources

All these?" Hadley laughed again, uncertain.

But with Universal now offering to sell off as much as two-thirds of EMI's holdings in Europe, EMI's legacy is once again uncertain.

"However, when the election for the general secretary of Unite is announced, this means the future direction of our union is once again uncertain and it is our job as reps to provide that certainty, because all of us will remember that 'fighting back' was not always high on the agenda with some past general secretaries".

So now, with the base's future once again uncertain, what of those "reputational risks" to opinion in Bassingbourn?

The visitors appeared to lack the confidence to cut through the ponderous Ludogorets backline and were once again uncertain in defence when the home side poured forward.

Li-ion on the Prairie Today, with oil futures again uncertain and the eco-system under stress, it goes without saying that the evolution of battery technology corresponds with social need and an entrepreneurial spirit – both driving forces behind the development of Nissan EVs.

She never again felt uncertain about Rawlings's role.

Whether a survey as broad, and yet cohesive, as DOCUMERICA is possible again is uncertain.

Whether it lasts beyond 2019, when Congress debates reauthorization again, is uncertain.

But whether the group will ever do so again remains uncertain.

However, the rate of sea level rise is dependent on location, and the absolute amount is, again, highly uncertain.