Sentence examples for because it was uncertain from inspiring English sources
Ms. Davis remained standing, because it was uncertain whether the filibuster had officially ended.
Political analysts said Mr. Sakaue had taken a gamble in speaking out because it was uncertain whether the mainstream media would even report his investigation.
Regardless of what interpretation you accept, the graph does seem to disprove the oft-floated notion (oft-floated, that is, by conservatives) that capital went on strike during the Depression because it was uncertain about what F.D.R. would do.
Councilman Forest Tennant said the council objected to Schabarum's request mainly because it was uncertain about the legality of trying to regulate the BKK landfill.
A revised design was submitted to the Ironclad Board, for which a contract was awarded on 28 September, in which the sloop was enlarged, probably because it was uncertain if the original design could support the proposed armor's weight.
We did not assess blinding of participants to the intervention because it was uncertain if blinding alcohol use was effective.
The paradox of uncertainty, which he represents, is that because it's uncertain the future is not defined.
But that is also open to some question because it is uncertain whether some Hollywood stars might decline to appear.
The first session is expected to determine his state of health because it is uncertain to what extent he is capable of travelling and standing trial,.
He expects to play Outzen, a senior, because it is uncertain how effective the 28-year-old Weinke will be after participating in just one full practice in the past week.
