Sentence examples similar to aggravating uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Although the extreme cold-related mortality risks at lag 0 28 and 0 30 days are higher than that at lag 0 21 days in the PRD, its confidence intervals also changed hugely especially for CVD, suggesting an aggravated uncertainty.

Aggravating the uncertainty, many workers say, are a number of trends that the low unemployment rate does not capture.

There may be offsetting forces gathering that could upset assumptions and aggravate uncertainty.

But overruling that decision merely aggravates existing uncertainty.

The paper said the rejection of the Brexit text "aggravates the uncertainty over the UK's future". Europe1 radio said the defeat was "humiliating" for the British prime minister, while France Inter radio described the defeat as a "coup de Trafalgar", with the prime minister hit – though not necessarily knocked down altogether.

The continuing debates about if, when, and how local and provincial government PHC services will be integrated in Cape Town have only aggravated this uncertainty.

The disagreements aggravate the uncertainties and inconsistencies around sustainable design.

No one has died as a result of the spate of bombings, but the incidents have caused damages and injuries, while aggravating a climate of uncertainty for Colombians hoping to achieve peace after fifty years of civil war.

Uncertainty aggravated my reticence: I wasn't even sure if I was really ready to change career paths.

Weak expansion and bloated unemployment rates, as well as a debt crisis in Europe and a climate of uncertainty aggravated by partisan gridlock in Washington, have caused a growing number of analysts to issue discouraging projections.

Revolution went on were to aggravate distrust, uncertainty, and indiscipline.