Sentence examples for growing uncertainties from inspiring English sources

Those fears come amid growing uncertainties by some Chinese foreign policy experts about the continued close relationship with North Korea.

"The responsibility of government is to protect citizens from these growing uncertainties in our economy, not exacerbate them as the Conservative government have done," he will say.

And even if they wanted such practices, banks — attuned to the growing uncertainties — are far less likely to lend the money needed.

There are growing uncertainties regarding the state of the bilateral relationship, as well as concerns in Asia over China's longer-range geopolitical aspirations.

Given the growing uncertainties of air travel and weather, as well as rising air fares, travel insurance is increasingly appealing to business travelers who book their own trips, among them small-business people and entrepreneurs.

The leaders, who face risks ranging from Europe's refugee crisis to slow economic growth and high debts, said in a joint declaration that they confront a world with "growing uncertainties and instability," making European unity even more important.

But the question itself is a sign of growing uncertainty.

Power systems face growing uncertainty from intermittent renewable resources.

Amid the growing uncertainty about Syria, ISIS reëmerged on Wednesday, after a long silence.

Early this year, amid growing uncertainty, the keepers of the schedule put the date at 2010.

He admitted, however, that growing uncertainty over the world's economic prospects could dent that increase.