Sentence examples for causing uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Whatever the final verdict, this case is causing uncertainty and making the task of saving the euro harder.
But concern over whether that deadline can be met, and to what standard, is causing uncertainty among development organizations.
Industry is concerned that the current scheme only extends to 2012, causing uncertainty over whether there will be a "price for carbon" beyond that date.
Andrew Tyrie, the Conservative MP who chairs the Treasury select committee, said the situation was absurd and causing uncertainty for savers.
Since series two, the BBC has waited until the final episode has aired to evaluate audience reactions, causing uncertainty and delaying production for the maker, Neal Street.
Ministers have failed to give a firm date on when a review of the renewable obligation subsidy regime would start, causing uncertainty in the biomass and other green business sectors.
Leadsom accepted the plans had caused uncertainty.
We now know that God plays dice, which causes uncertainty.
But do contractions cause uncertainty, they ask, or does uncertainty cause contractions?
"A lot of things could cause uncertainty," she said.
