Sentence examples for create uncertainty among from inspiring English sources
"This will create uncertainty among employers and staff, who do not know where they stand.
The country's commercial property is supposed to be revalued by the Valuation Office Agency every five years, but the government controversially delayed the last revaluation by two years, claiming it would create uncertainty among businesses.
"In French doctrine, nuclear weapons are meant to deter attacks against 'vital interests,' to create uncertainty among potential attackers about what these interests could be," said François Heisbourg, special adviser at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris.
Taking part in a Cameron Direct question-and-answer session at Crewe's Bentley car plant, the prime minister was asked whether the possibility of a referendum would create uncertainty among businesses.
Well, this has a grain of truth to it -- the administration did create uncertainty among both consumers and business, particularly after the drawn-out struggle over healthcare -- but it's washed away by the absurdity of the larger argument.
The complaint asserted that the website itself contained factually inaccurate information, was unauthorized and defamatory, and that it was highly probable it would create uncertainty among Beck's potential customers.
The point about the chopping and changing of support for renewables is that it creates uncertainty among investors, as countries such as Spain and Italy have found to their cost.
The controversy raging over the safety and effectiveness of statins is creating uncertainty among people taking them or who might need to consider doing so.
Even though we never made a promise or a commitment to keep the facility open, we recognize that our 'statement of belief' created uncertainty among Somerdale employees".
The company is the latest in a series of international companies to enter into disputes with the Indian tax authorities, creating uncertainty among foreign investors.
