Sentence examples for elevated uncertainty from inspiring English sources
But, with the date of the referendum so close, it will hang over the remainder of the campaign, heightening the already elevated uncertainty about the result.
More from Moody's on Friday's numbers: Given the headwinds from Europe and elevated uncertainty, the improvement in July is respectable.
Second, apart from the direct effects on economic growth from elevated uncertainty, it is widely believed that Brexit will engender further downward pressure on global economic prospects.
Depending on the context in which deception occurs, deceivers have been found to display elevated uncertainty and affect, share fewer details, provide more spatiotemporal details, and use less diverse and less complex language than truth tellers [17],[26],[28].
To prevent elevated uncertainty around these SFS estimates from confounding our classifier, we arbitrarily removed windows comprised of ≤25% informative sites.
He urged regulators not to force banks to hold more capital which might restrict lending and "lean against the increased public policy emphasis on stimulating economic growth at the time of elevated uncertainties".
They find that while the financial crisis of 2008 and its aftermath greatly elevated policy uncertainty in general, the debt-ceiling confrontation in summer 2011 produced the highest level of uncertainty since 1985, when their analysis begins.
Beside this, the uncertainties of the methods increase with a decreasing concentration of the suspension, since the determination of low weights leads to elevated measurement uncertainties.
At elevated pressures the uncertainty in density measurements was 0.08% (k=2), while for viscosity and heat capacity it was 2% (k=2).
This lack of authentic courage is resulting in elevated levels of anxiety, uncertainty, fear and indecisiveness across nearly all workplaces.
