Sentence examples for especially uncertain from inspiring English sources

And the battle comes at an especially uncertain time.

In the early stages, Kyle Walker looked especially uncertain.

The industry is especially uncertain, given the periodic government intervention.

They were especially uncertain about how to handle the raids on chacras.

When the future is especially uncertain, as it is now, then it's basically impossible to reach a commonly agreed view on what future earnings are going to be.

Which explains why, at a time when electorates are especially uncertain about the certainties of their leaders, so many directors want to measure their times against this play.

Unfortunately, the exposure factors for dust ingestion are particularly uncertain, especially for adults (U.S. EPA 1997).

All employees, especially in uncertain times, want to make the boss happy.

Like Mr. Sussman at CBS, Mr. Bloomberg said those shows served as balms to viewers, especially in uncertain and frightening times.

Is it not the role of political leaders, he asked yesterday, to point us to the stars, especially in uncertain times?

To the extent that it sustains good habits and reflects personal pride, they say, this kind of play-acting can be an extremely effective social strategy, especially in uncertain times.