Sentence examples for extended uncertainty from inspiring English sources
"What we don't need is extended uncertainty over our future membership of the European Union".
Extended litigation translates into extended uncertainty for automakers and their suppliers, who face the risk of California and the other states prevailing in court.
Multiple mistrials are typically associated with defendants named Gotti, but Mr. Francis's case hinges on the same difficult questions posed by higher-profile mistrials — detectives who have retired or worked hundreds of cases since that night, witnesses relying on five-year-old memories, family members exhausted by the extended uncertainty.
Since the uncertainty has little effect on the behavior of the filters (estimates) after the extremity of interval, for convenience of the MSE analysis, we introduce the extended time-interval, referred to as the Extended Uncertainty Interval (EUI).
We have a low tolerance for extended uncertainty and a desire to attach blame for our suffering.
The task of allocation of quota to less than two thousand fishers was achievable in reasonable time, preventing extended uncertainty about outcomes that could undermine confidence in the system.
Because an extension will be something that will extend uncertainty, and uncertainty costs.
He said businesses in the EU27 had warned Brussels "against the cost of extending uncertainty".
By extending uncertainty representations to model imprecision explicitly, it is possible to apply the principles of utility theory to such problems.
First, the EU27 were not going to allow endless UK can-kicking to weaken the bloc's legal order or political stability – which meant an unconditional delay, extending uncertainty past the European elections on 23-26 May, was out, not just legally but politically.
Since the Senate is likely to reach a drastically different bipartisan negotiation on offsets down the line, this will just make it harder to reconcile their ideas with the House bill, potentially extending uncertainty over CHIP by days or weeks.
