Sentence examples for cites uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned survey of economists also cites "uncertainty", "inadequate demand" and "investment drought" as possible number-one reasons for the depression in the labor market.

The bill's report cites uncertainty over the fate of plans to convert an abandoned gold mine in South Dakota into a lab to house the detector.

It cites uncertainties about the science, the lack of participation of poor countries, the economic burden imposed on the United States and the political impossibility of getting the Kyoto treaty ratified in the Senate.

They cited uncertainty about whether crops would be hit harder by drought or heat.

Beyond the end of September, he could give no guidance, citing uncertainty stemming from the investigation.

The Bank of England cited uncertainty about the United States recovery among its reasons for cutting its forecast for British economic growth.

Mr. Roman also gave a cautious outlook for money inflows in the future, citing uncertainty in the global economic environment.

Many businessmen are reluctant to invest, citing uncertainty over Mr Chávez's intentions and lack of legal protection.

He cited uncertainty over the debt ceiling negotiations in Washington as a factor, as well as uncertainty about whether the states would be reimbursed.

Mr. Cheney said he was taking the step because the Clinton administration was withholding public transition money, citing uncertainty about the election result.

Dow lobbied against the ban, and Pruitt recently tabled it, citing "uncertainty" about the scientific evidence that it is hazardous to kids.