Sentence examples for enormously uncertain from inspiring English sources
As I say - all enormously uncertain.
Still, military officials say the prisoners are enormously frustrated and angry because their future is so uncertain.
In this case the issue is less whether these sorts of mind-body interactions are possible (I tend to think they are) than the enormously speculative use that Miller makes of findings that are uncertain to begin with.
"We work with people from assessment right through to end of life, so responses vary enormously" says Darbyshire. "Sometimes we get told in no uncertain terms to go away, which we respect and obey.
Though "Carter Beats the Devil" seems uncertain of its focus at times, it is an enormously assured first novel.
In practice, most people choose the first, preferring a small but certain payment to a larger but uncertain one.Yet the willingness to run risks varies enormously among individuals and over time.
Error bands for probabilistic motions, if honestly applied, would be so enormously broad that probabilistic values would be seen to be too uncertain as a rational basis for critical designs.
As auction houses prepare for their fall seasons in an uncertain economy, the sale price "suggests that the marketplace for important items is enormously strong," said David Redden, a vice chairman at Sotheby's, who was the auctioneer.
