Sentence examples for decade of uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The government's first official analysis into how Brexit would unfold in practice says a decade of uncertainty would hit "financial markets, investment and the value of the pound".

Inners retort with thousands of jobs lost (Osborne), the NHS in ruins (Jeremy Hunt) and a decade of uncertainty (the Bank of England).

The government's first official analysis into how Brexit would unfold, published last month, predicted a decade of uncertainty that would hit "financial markets, investment and the value of the pound".

She said she feared the delays and complexities of leaving the union would lead to a "lost decade of uncertainty and turmoil" for the economy and society in general.

David Cameron has repeatedly stressed that Britain could face a "decade of uncertainty" while a new relationship is established with the rest of the EU if voters choose to leave.

That timing would reflect the "decade of uncertainty" Cameron's government warned about during the referendum campaign – though it is understood Rogers was reporting back conversations he had with European politicians, rather than giving his own assessment.

What followed were decades of uncertainty over where the country was meant to go next.

Now, after decades of uncertainty, I have found out the truth.

Finally, after decades of uncertainty, we have a definitive answer on whether hot dogs are sandwiches.

The potential for years or even decades of uncertainty is a massive burden that many businesses say they could do without.

After decades of uncertainty, it now seems clear that global warming will enhance both the amplitude and the frequency of climate phenomena known as eastern Pacific El Niño events, with widespread climatic consequences.