Sentence examples for an uncertain course from inspiring English sources

The revolt now known as the Arab Spring placed Egypt on an uncertain course.

Marshall steers an uncertain course between knowing, self-reflexive parody and heartfelt melodrama.

Eventually he is joined by 10 other deserters and, equipped with makeshift kayaks, sledges and clothing, as well as ammunition and supplies, the men make an uncertain course for Franz Josef Land, guided by an inaccurate map torn from a copy of Nansen's "Farthest North".

The ouster of Morsi throws Egypt on an uncertain course, with a danger of further confrontation.

Due to an uncertain course of events, decisions have large consequences, the general public is stressed, and the media is eager for news [ 10].

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a demyelinating autoimmune disease and a common cause of severe neurological disability in young adults in the Western world, presenting with diverse and often unpredictable symptoms and an uncertain course of progression.

For the US and its allies may well have acted, as they see it, out of necessity but they have embarked upon an unpredictable and uncertain course.

He was there, in the cockpit, on the Sunday afternoon in the mid-1970's when George W. Bush last took a plane into the air, steered a wobbly and uncertain course over Midland, Tex., nearly bungled the landing and seemed to realize that his high-flying days were forever past.

The series of security lapses that have swamped the Los Alamos National Laboratory over the past year have disrupted that bedrock partnership and put the government on an uncertain new course of breaking free, at least partly, from the University of California system.

But in an indication of the USA Freedom Act's uncertain course, Wyden, joined by fellow Senate bulk-surveillance critics Republican Rand Paul of Kentucky and Democrat Mark Udall of Colorado, urged the president to end bulk surveillance unilaterally, without recourse to Congress.

But despite this decidedly mixed track record, forecasters still enjoy a rapt audience, particularly at a moment when so much in the markets depends on the uncertain course of the housing market and the broader economy.