Sentence examples for economically uncertain from inspiring English sources

The number was a perfect example of how today's economically uncertain mood can seep into the sensibilities of performers and audiences alike.

But it is striking how much less talk there is about the poor than there was eight years ago, when the country was economically uncertain, or in previous eras, when the country felt flush.

For these economically uncertain times, the UnitedHealth Group has a "first of its kind" product: the right to buy an individual health policy at some point in the future even if you become sick.

It is a chronicle of backlash, a feminist guide to the participants, many of them women, in what she regards as a powerful, if occasionally inadvertent, conspiracy against women's freedom, fuelled by economically uncertain times and encouraged by the religious right — whose purposes it ultimately serves.

In straitened times that will be hailed as good news, but it remains the case that many, concerned about taking on even more debt, particularly in economically uncertain post-Brexit Britain, might not feel confident enough to take up these loans.

Now that HD televisions are on sale for around £500, and Blu-ray players for less than £200, both are within reach of the average consumer – but only if they choose to upgrade their home entertainment set-up in these economically uncertain times.

However, these operations had ceased by the 1970s when commercial markets for whale products, and the associated scarcity of preferred species of whales, made whaling an economically-uncertain occupation.

A robust optimal design method, based on the relative robustness criterion, is proposed to conduct the unit sizing of energy supply systems, so that they are robust economically under uncertain energy demands.

Thus the UI system would have been different had it been passed in a less economically trying and uncertain decade.

Ultimately, I argue that the increase in attempts to "rebuild Lanna" as well as the increase in anxiety about a perceived decline in urban charisma can be traced to an atomized urban population and economically and politically uncertain times.

The 230-to-189 party-line vote in a bitterly divided House set in motion a fiscal confrontation with significant implications — politically and economically — but with an uncertain ending.