Sentence examples for became less certain from inspiring English sources

But the progress on a debt limit agreement became less certain when President Obama declined to immediately endorse it Thursday evening.

If investors became less certain, those prices would fall.In financial markets, uncertainty goes under the name of volatility how much asset prices are moving around.

"Strong economic data forced the reassessment of conventional market wisdom last week as the consensus for the Fed funds target rate became less certain," he said.

That became less certain with the goal from Porter that brought Motherwell back into the match, resulting in a loss of conviction among Hearts players whose self-assurance was still vulnerable after such a lengthy period without a victory.

Relations with western governments became less certain from 2005, when Karimov ordered the US off the Khanabad air base and when reports came through of the Andijan massacre, in which hundreds of anti-government demonstrators were killed by troops.

Credibility began to vanish, circulation slipped and the magazine's financial stability became less certain.

Since the Israel-P.L.O./Rabin-Arafat peace accord, however, this solidarity has become less certain.

Since then, as the French historian Mona Ozouf wrote, "we have become less certain of great men bearing great lessons".

However, it becomes less certain when there is something with regard to how that ballot is read.

Those charged politics are playing out now in New York, even as the generalizations and assumptions about lead have become less certain.

"Escape from Camp 14" follows his steps to China, then Seoul, then California and Seattle and on again (he now lives in Seoul and Washington), but it becomes less certain with each step forward.