Sentence examples for had uncertainty about from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons why we had the Iraq problem was because we had uncertainty about what Saddam Hussein was actually doing.

"I'm most impressed by dialogue, rather than the form," says Wandor, "which has, I think, always had uncertainties about it.

"I think it is because – the tobacco industry in particular – it benefits them to have uncertainty about the outcome.

So has uncertainty about potential environmental hazards -- fears that have been stoked by many of the same critics who have battled the spread of agricultural biotechnology.

So has uncertainty about the project, which would transform a 22-acre site that centers on a railyard owned by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

They have uncertainty about their jobs, about health care, about the ability to pay for the education of their children, and sad to say in our great country, even to put food on the table.

We have as well Monreal and Vermaelen, who are not sure to be ready because they come just back from illness, then we have uncertainty about Rosicky, Wilshere and Walcott.

An important consequence of this is that agents have uncertainty about their policy.

Thereby, we assume that consumers have uncertainty about their preferences ex ante (Kridel et al. 1993).

Section 4 considers the optimal consumption pattern under cost tariffs when consumers have uncertainty about their preferences.

Clearly, this assumption is restrictive, in the sense that it claims an agent may not have uncertainty about his own probabilistic beliefs.