Sentence examples for be very uncertain from inspiring English sources

The next few years may be very uncertain but it seems clearer now how this century is going to unfold.

But it may also be very uncertain by the time that the referendum is held exactly what these "renegotiations" add up to, especially if there is no agreement on a treaty change.

If the delegation's two-day visit proved anything, it was that the way out of the crisis would be very uncertain, complicated by historic distrust, a rising Kashmiri demand for political independence and seething anger within the younger generation toward the heavy security presence on the ground.

With skipper Nolan rejecting the offer currently on the table and Barton not having his contract renewed, Pardew's playing staff for next season appears to be very uncertain.

Our approach reflects a conservative approach, neglecting chronic treatment or potential long-term complications of which the direct relation with the event may be very uncertain.

The present paper clearly illustrates that the results of these applications of estimated variance components can be very uncertain, in particular if the estimates have been based on short and continuous exposure samples.

"I was very uncertain," she said.

Your mind is very uncertain of time.

"It's very uncertain and it's hard to tell".

And so their financial future was very uncertain.

But whether it buys sobriety is very uncertain.