Sentence examples for continued uncertainties about from inspiring English sources

Continued uncertainties about technology firms and tensions in the Middle East sent many emerging markets lower this week.

But continued uncertainties about outstanding lawsuits as well as the tobacco industry's proposed $368.5 billion national settlement to resolve litigation to treat sick smokers remains a burden on Philip Morris's stock price.

Despite continued uncertainty about the global economy, Anglo American reported a $3.9 billion net profit in the first half of 2011.

But any decision has to be put off amid continued uncertainty about the details of the new rules, which have yet to go through the British Parliament.

One reason is continued uncertainty about tax treatment and aspects of corporate governance, as well as the slowness of some European countries to adapt their national laws.

To be sure, Dubai still faces considerable hurdles — not least the continued uncertainty about growth prospects in the United States and Europe, where slowdowns have damped trade and business here.

Despite the news of the S.E.C. inquiry and continued uncertainty about company prospects, investors reacted positively, sending the stock up $2.42 yesterday, to close at $18.75.

Oil prices set a record again on Thursday on concerns about production disruptions this week in Iraq and continued uncertainty about the fate of Yukos, Russia's largest oil producer.

C2 Oil Prices Set Record Oil prices set a record again on concerns about production disruptions this week in Iraq and continued uncertainty about the fate of Yukos, Russia's largest oil producer.

But those at the 12 papers to be sold – including The Philadelphia Inquirer and The San Jose Mercury News – now face continued uncertainty about who will own them, and the prospect of a less desirable owner than the one they had expected.

The latest moves come at a time of heightened unease in the world, punctuated by North Korea's recent intercontinental ballistic missile test, and continued uncertainty about the leadership and direction of the council, which was created to provide presidents with in-house guidance on foreign and military affairs.