Sentence examples for as being uncertain from inspiring English sources

Because the Rays had the first two runners reach base in the seventh and eighth innings and failed to score, Ortiz cast them as being uncertain.

Mrs. Clinton will turn 69 in 2016, and she is described as being uncertain of whether she wants to face yet again the intense incoming fire that goes with running for high office.

Only journalists reporting risks perceived research findings as being uncertain.

This suggests that as well as being uncertain about the horizontal location of the kerb-edge, participants also became uncertain regarding precise floor height when stepping down if lvf information was occluded during the penultimate step before the kerb-edge.

Therefore, despite the rather low level of hits, this almost absence of false alarms indicates that responses were not given at random, and hence that the reported partial errors (i.e., hits) were really detected and not lucky guesses.> -wrap-foot> Participant 1 never reported partial errors as being "uncertain".

For example, primary care clinicians argued that performance indicators were more likely to be used if clinicians saw these indicators as being "evidence-based" ([ 51]; Audit), while clinical practice guidelines were less likely to be used if primary care doctors saw the evidence upon which guidelines were based as being uncertain, inconsistent, limited and/or complex ([ 46]; EBM).

"But as long as we are uncertain, we assume there is no problem," he said.

Our differences of opinion are significant as long as it is uncertain whether the USA really wants to bring about a World Government.

Encouraging generics has limited benefit in retail channels as long as quality is uncertain.

During the intervening years these women were classified as being of uncertain menopausal status.

The future, as always, is uncertain.