Sentence examples for created uncertainties from inspiring English sources
The company did not offer a forecast for its full year, as flooding in Thailand has created uncertainties about parts supply and auto production.
The company said record oil prices and the weaker U.S. economy created uncertainties in global demand, and it predicted further economic weakness for the rest of 2008.
The collapse of ABC Learning created uncertainties about child care arrangements and the ability to undertake paid employment for many families as the company provided child care for over 100,000 children and employed approximately 16,000 staff (Sumsion 2012).
Recent meta-analyses have created uncertainties regarding the appropriate clinical role of colloid resuscitation fluids in critically ill patients and prompted changes in fluid management practice.
Divided opinions about the rationale for investment in telehealth created uncertainties about which outcomes to measure and consequently, while participants agreed that this work was important, they could not agree on how to take it forward.
That has created uncertainty.
Instead of introducing transparency, the bill has created uncertainty.
Yet Bryant's legal obligations in Colorado have created uncertainty nearly every day for the Lakers.
His absence created uncertainty and a mystery, and it raised unanswered questions.
Those payments "created uncertainty for farmers and ranchers, and their creditors," he said.
Alas, if anything ever created uncertainty about future tax liabilities, these roller-coaster provisions do.
