Sentence examples for be more uncertain from inspiring English sources
We would be more uncertain about the instantaneous quantum state than in the first situation.
Direct overseas empire, however, has tended to be more uncertain and more vulnerable.
The committee said that the EU must start planning immediately for a future where water resources would be more uncertain.
The fall of dictators in the south could be too, though the transition is bound to be more uncertain.
Estimates of the cost of anti-poaching measures were likely to be more uncertain, he conceded, because they were based on the only existing study analysing their costs, which was produced during the last poaching crisis in the 1980s.
A nuclear weapon is a certain thing — atomic or hydrogen, fission or fusion, bomb or missile, so many megatons — but nothing could be more uncertain than the consequences of using one.
Brazil's prospects are more uncertain.
Here, the prospects are more uncertain.
The technological future, meanwhile, is more uncertain.
The second half of 2016 is more uncertain.
