Sentence examples for be less certain and from inspiring English sources

The theories of the natural sciences appear to be less certain and more open to revision than mathematical theories.

In fact, the ethical, legal and social harms associated with genetics and genomics - be they in relation to patients, research participants, the research community or society more broadly - have turned out to be less certain and often less severe than originally anticipated, a point often neglected in public debates about genetic policy.

In the same fashion, it was found that most novice medical students started their academic studies with quite simple beliefs, but with more experience modified their understanding of medical knowledge and began to consider it to be less certain and more open to change [ 3].

For social care and social work the picture has been less certain and certainly more contentious.

Now that answer is less certain, and the battle lines are clearer.

The impact on the people, though, is less certain, and in the end it may be pretty slim".

Whether Mr Jiang will hand over his third title is less certain, and if not, it will weaken Mr Hu.

Its long term fate is less certain and will rely on the British verve and tenacity that was a central pillar of the Brexiters' campaign rhetoric.

The non-traded sector is less certain, and while it appears likely to be more economical to make further cuts in the 2020s, the results are within the margin of error.

Whether he did any good for Mitt Romney is less certain (and when the cameras cut to Mr. Romney in the audience, the look on his face, at times, suggested that he may have been wondering the same thing).

These are signs of a world where next year's business income is less certain, and many employers take greater care to keep weaker workers off the corporate team.