The trumpet's certainly giving an uncertain sound (Corinthians 1, 14 8).
The future of museums is uncertain, certainly far more so than equivalent university professorial positions.
"These are certainly troubling and uncertain times.
Each mass was classified as certainly benign, probably benign, uncertain but most probably benign, uncertain but most probably malignant, probably malignant or certainly malignant.
The reference to the boat's gaudy trappings perhaps recalls Robinson in her youthful triumph, riding in the grand carriages she loved, towards her uncertain, but certainly heroic, future.
12: a) Like Don, Bob inveigled the men of Sterling Cooper into hiring him without merit; like Don, Bob is a man of uncertain and certainly fabricated past; like Don, Bob is tremendously resourceful and relies heavily on his charm and charisma.
Trapped by his campaign strategy of depicting Afghanistan as the "good war," and unwilling to appear weak, President Obama is sending 30,000 more American troops to Afghanistan who, aided by an uncertain (but certainly small) number of additional allied forces, are somehow supposed to magically turn the situation around before they start leaving in July 2011.
The future of the Eurozone is uncertain and certainly shaky given the recent developments.
The best way to move the industry forward is almost certainly to embrace the uncertain future and see whether it hugs you back.
To critics who make accusations of media bias, the book highlights the good reporting still being done by the many journalists committed to seeing the story of the war through to its uncertain, but certainly bloody, end.
