Sentence examples for grown uncertain from inspiring English sources

But as the finances of nuclear power have grown shaky, with some reactors around the country being shut down and others being sold for a relative pittance, the economic feasibility of replacing the generators has also grown uncertain.

As with the economy, Americans have grown uncertain and fearful about the spill's environmental and economic impact, and even more skeptical that government is competent enough to do anything about it -- a sentiment that, more broadly, is roiling this midterm election year and threatening Democratic majorities in Congress.

Later, she grew uncertain, fearful, desperate.

During the hiatus, she grew uncertain about going back on TV.

Aware that something was missing, she herself grew uncertain about her potential.

Bank analysts say that while the bank's stability is not threatened, if the losses continue to mount, the outlook for the bank's dividend will grow uncertain.

Even with an ecstatic comeback victory, though, a season of joyous revival grew uncertain when Holiday injured his left shoulder late in the third quarter.

The future of the commercial single-stage-to-orbit VentureStar Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) grew uncertain as its X-33 subscale demonstrator craft was almost canceled during the year.

The more I talked to people there, the more I grew uncertain of my purpose in the village, a mission that seemed destined to fail before it had even started.

The political fate of State Senator Hiram Monserrate, a Queens Democrat convicted of assault in a dispute that left his companion with a gash on her face, grew uncertain on Thursday as a special committee recommended that the Senate vote soon on a motion to expel him.

And when MC Chris invited the audience to join him in a campy singalong of the saccharine Sean Kingston hit "Beautiful Girls," the boisterous crowd suddenly grew uncertain, devolving into an awkward mumble that sounded like a few hundred high school wallflowers simultaneously being turned down for a slow dance.