Sentence examples for ever uncertain from inspiring English sources

Others cannot sit still: watchful, hyperactive, ever uncertain.

The "new art" of management concerns how to compete effectively in an ever uncertain and competitive market through the management of cross-functional resources including people, knowledge and processes.

"Tragically, the human cost of this will be elderly and vulnerable people continuing to face an ever uncertain future where they might no longer receive the dignified care and support they deserve, such as help getting dressed or getting out and about, which is crucial to their independence and wellbeing".

And he will have persuaded Congress to adopt that philosophy in the face of the largest budget deficits ever, uncertain costs growing out of the war in Iraq, the fiscal cloud on the horizon from the retirement of the baby boom generation, the nearly unanimous opposition of Democrats and the qualms of moderate Republicans.

With the funding environment growing ever uncertain, especially as we approach the November US presidential election, Distil CEO Rami Essaid admitted that his company didn't necessarily need the money, but wanted to grab it while the getting was good.

With the funding environment growing ever uncertain, especially as we approach the November US presidential election, Distil CEO Rami Essaid admitted that his company didn't necessarily need the money, but wanted to grab it while the getting was good.

"August" connected with audiences as few contemporary plays manage to do, becoming the kind of event that the ever-uncertain, ever-underappreciated theater industry sorely needs.

Second, Mr Fox needs the tax rises to pay for his other plans, such as increased spending on education, social services and infrastructure, as well as to revamp Pemex and reduce the government's dependence on ever-uncertain oil income.Mexicans await such schemes to find out whether or not their president will bring the "change" he has so often promised.

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.