Sentence examples for always on uncertain from inspiring English sources
Spider follows the well-intentioned Jack, played by Edgerton, who is always on uncertain terms with his girlfriend, Jill.
But confidence in government is always on an uncertain footing.
He's a cold maniac with a philosophical mind, like Hannibal Lecter ('It is always one's stance on uncertain ground that invites the attentions of one's enemies'), and a hit-man who sees himself as an agent of divine judgment, like Samuel L Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction, lecturing people before he shoots them.
The current early-warning system and tsunami protection measures tend to fall short because they always underestimate the level of destruction, and it is difficult to predict the level of damage by a devastating tsunami on uncertain targets.
Economic forecasting is always an uncertain business.
Some things will always be uncertain.
The future, as always, is uncertain.
A New York Times/CBS News poll published on October 30th indicated that doubts about America's war aims, as well as the government's ability to protect the public, are beginning to grow.War is always an uncertain business, but this war seems more uncertain, and more complicated, than any that America has ever fought.
But the business feasibility of the battery-swapping network has always been uncertain.
Their groupings changed constantly, and the people they portrayed always looked uncertain.
