Sentence examples for crisis uncertain from inspiring English sources

Until NATO took command of the force that polices the Afghan capital, Kabul, and the area around it, the organization was in the midst of an identity crisis, uncertain of its role, its future and what constituted a military threat in the post-9/11 era.

How should a society respond to a looming crisis of uncertain timing but of catastrophic proportions?

WHETHER MS. LAGARDE can do much to contain this crisis is uncertain.

This has helped to push up the bank's capital ratio from 10.6% to 15.6%.Whether the supervisory probe will fully dispel Europe's banking crisis is uncertain.

As lawmakers returned to the State Capitol this week, a resolution to the pension crisis appeared uncertain, and leaders here have begun speaking warily of 2015, the year when Chicago will be required by state law to contribute a ballooning amount (more than $1 billion compared with about $479 million in 2013) to its pensions to make up for years of underpayment.

The road out of the crisis is uncertain.

His last novel, The Light of Amsterdam, was a patient study of three out-of-kilter relationships reaching crises and uncertain resolutions.

As lawmakers scramble to trim the swelling national debt, both the Republican-controlled House and the Democrat-controlled Senate have proposed slashing financing for the State Department and its related aid agencies at a time of desperate humanitarian crises and uncertain political developments.

The consequences of the crisis are still uncertain.

The global financial crisis, and its uncertain aftermath, was not yet in sight.

So for all its apparent power, the party is in fact facing an existential crisis and an uncertain future.