Sentence examples for bear the uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Mr. Neeleman said airlines couldn't bear the uncertainty for long.
What torture it is when, unable to bear the uncertainty any more, one easyJets off to sunnier climes only to read that Britain is basking in a heatwave.
As author Mark Vernon has noted "... the politics of fear plays on an assumption that people cannot bear the uncertainties associated with [risk].
Piccoli said there was uncertainty over who would bear the loss of any reduction in funding in the three years after 2014, revealing Pyne made comments "that would presume that that loss will have to be borne by public schools".
"It evoked reckless gambles for resurrection among rescued firms and created uncertainty about who would finally bear the extravagant costs of these programs.
Other uncertainties and controversies are difficult to handle today and bear the potentials of future clashes at various structural levels.
The rising food prices that accompany this uncertainty will affect the world's poorest the most, and countries in the tropics will bear the brunt of climate change.
The economic uncertainty created by rising debt -- about how debt will be reduced and who will bear the financial cost -- is the fundamental reason for a moribund economy.
Financial stocks in particular have borne the brunt of uncertainty in Europe, but on Wednesday, financial stocks were up nearly 2 percent.
Moreover, in the sliding mode, the dynamics system under study still bears the insensitivity to the uncertainties and disturbances as the system with linear input.
