Sentence examples for ever more uncertain from inspiring English sources

Yet the prospects for a Free Trade Area of the Americas, once a Bush priority, look ever more uncertain.

It is ironic that, in the information age, knowledge about economic activity has become ever more uncertain.

She was synonymous with business news at the moment when business news was growing ever more uncertain about itself.

But the delay could also pose problems for the president, making a Congressional timetable ever more uncertain.

"They are just people who are wisely adjusting their behaviour to a future that is ever more uncertain".

At its latest meeting the Federal Reserve blamed "transitory factors", but the timing of a rise in interest rates looks ever more uncertain.

Government policies look even more uncertain abroad.

"Few of us in business have ever experienced more uncertain times," she said.

He is getting so tall, now four inches taller than I and growing fast, while the world looms ever larger and more uncertain.

Children's futures are now more uncertain than ever.

And now the opposition's future is more uncertain than ever.