Sentence examples for far more uncertain from inspiring English sources

The truth is far more uncertain.

But the outcome seemed far more uncertain at the time.

Without both ballet itself faces a far more uncertain future.

Ironically, her new status means that life is far more uncertain.

And if some people thought she was extravagant she was only preparing herself for a future that was far more uncertain than theirs.

But while Washington has been preoccupied with stimulus and bailouts, another, equally important issue has received far less attention — and the resolution of it is far more uncertain.

There are none of the irregular forces or renegade rebel troops that can make peacekeeping operations far more complicated, uncertain and treacherous.

Now, Nato is involved in a far more hazardous and uncertain war.

Without NATO airstrikes, in other words, the ragtag army that took to the streets of Libyan cities last February would probably have faced a far more stubborn, enduring, uncertain and bloody battle to end the Qaddafi dictatorship.

At moments he seemed uncertain, far more so than in videos of recent shows elsewhere.

Despite the fame and glory they achieved, the far less glamorous and more uncertain existence of league soccer has abruptly returned.