Sentence examples for dramatic uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Dramatic uncertainty intensified in his work as he aged.

The movie's first dramatic uncertainty is whether Michelle and Barack's meeting is even a date.

It's a partnership that seems to work well, for in the new opera there's none of the dramatic uncertainty and lack of focus that characterised Glass's The Perfect American, which ENO staged last year.

He also trumpeted the global oil industry's ability to deliver fuels during a two-year period of dramatic uncertainty in the Middle East – the world's most important oil and gas-producing region.

With Pope Benedict XVI about to retire, President Giorgio Napolitano weeks away from the end of his seven-year term and the Prime Minister, Mario Monti, a lame-duck caretaker, Italy is entering a phase of dramatic uncertainty.

This year, the index has risen over 12percentt in the face of dramatic uncertainty.

Perhaps this is to be the year of dramatic change, uncertainty and anxiety that failed to take root last year.

But as the stage is being set for another dramatic showdown, uncertainty looms as to whether the 60 votes will be there to break a Republican filibuster.

Probably the most dramatic indicator of agricultural uncertainty is that more than 700,000 people in Senegal are affected by food insecurity.

"This bill brings rationality to the SUNY tuition system by allowing students and parents to reasonably plan for college expenses, instead of being subject to dramatic tuition increases and uncertainty".

Such a dramatic change begets more uncertainty.