Sentence examples for emerged uncertain from inspiring English sources

After their first meeting, Clinton sent a message to another Israeli, wryly complaining that he had emerged uncertain who, exactly, was the President of a superpower.

When these uncertainties are combined a triple uncertainty ('triple U') emerges: uncertain developments + deliberate transitions + increase of urban population.

If you then imply that something that is scientifically uncertain, like the future impact of an emerging and uncertain technology on a complex and uncertain global food system, is certain, you risk adding insult to injury.

"We remain to be convinced the Army 2020 plan represents a fully thought-through and tested concept which will allow the Army to counter emerging and uncertain threats and develop capability to deal with unforeseen circumstances".

In adaptive systems, the nature of what emerges is uncertain but might be estimated to fall within a range of outcomes such as poor to mediocre or good to excellent [ 36].

After a couple of days in which he seemed shaky and uncertain, he emerged, and the moment he began to lead -- standing on the World Trade Center's rubble with a bullhorn -- for much of America, any lingering doubts about his abilities vanished.

This resonates with the findings of the documentary review, where it emerged how fluid and uncertain policy context was, as explicitly recognized by the HRH Development Plan 2004 2008 which states that a certain flexibility will be allowed in the proposed activities "given the current level of uncertainty regarding the exact nature of the reforms" ([ 38]: p.80 – italics added).

What compromises emerge is still uncertain.

An interplay between immediate and reproductive techniques emerges, but to uncertain purpose.

Whether women are less safe in India than in other emerging countries is uncertain, but rape and police competence have become burning political issues.

But evidence is mounting that foreign investors are slowly regaining their appetite for bargains in emerging markets as uncertain results on their home markets leave them seeking higher returns elsewhere.