Sentence examples for believed uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Many agents said they believed uncertainty over the election was deterring buyers.

Some believe uncertainty over the number of troops present may have allowed the two sides to place fresh demands and stall the process.

At the same time ratings agency Moody's kept Yell's bonds on review for a possible downgrade, saying: Moody's believes uncertainty still remains with regard to the execution of the equity raising, which needs to be achieved before the December-covenant test.

But Mandaric told BBC Radio Sheffield he did not believe uncertainty over Gray's future was a problem.

Former St Mirren midfielder Ricky Gillies believes uncertainty over the future of the club has contributed to their relegation from the Premiership.

Mr. Meltzer said he believed that uncertainty over taxes and regulations was the greatest factor holding back business investment.

Entrepreneurs believe that uncertainty has two dimensions: the market uncertainty and the uncertainty regarding ability.

Given the small sample sizes, concerns about the representativeness of the serology data, and the uncertainty in the denominators, we believe any uncertainty due to test sensitivity will be relatively small.

Entrepreneurs believe that uncertainty has two dimensions, one is the well-known market uncertainty (systemic risk) and the other is the uncertainty regarding ability.

We find that uncertainty negatively affects investment in equipment and machinery through real-option effects and believe that uncertainty positively influences expenditures in research and development through growth-option effects.

Photograph: Reuters/Francois Lenoir Updated at 4.47pm GMT 2.29pm GMT Italy uncertainty should not hit Ireland's bond issue plans Speaking of the Italian election, Ireland does not believe the uncertainty over the outcome should derail its plans to issue bonds this year.