Sentence examples for has become less certain from inspiring English sources

But over the years this view has become less certain.

Since the Israel-P.L.O./Rabin-Arafat peace accord, however, this solidarity has become less certain.

Sharp announced this year that it planned to accept a 67 billion yen investment from Taiwan's Foxconn Technology, but a deal has become less certain as its financial woes have deepened and its share price has plummeted.

Despite the growing costs for students, long-term job prospects have become less certain.

Since then, as the French historian Mona Ozouf wrote, "we have become less certain of great men bearing great lessons".

But the government's negotiating strategy and objectives have become less certain, and the outcome of the talks is less predictable than ever.

Those charged politics are playing out now in New York, even as the generalizations and assumptions about lead have become less certain.

The bill's prospects in the House have become less certain as former supporters of the legislation, including black, Hispanic and liberal lawmakers, have expressed doubts about ending a fund-raising technique they have come to rely on.

"People have become less certain that the Fed will tighten at the August meeting, while that was the forecast after the June meeting," said Joseph Liro, chief economist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in Princeton, N.J.

Just as a Times/CBS News poll was finding that Democrats had become less certain about Obama's nomination since his loss in Pennsylvania, Wright grabbed the spotlight again, suggesting that the United States was partly responsible for the 9/11 attacks, that AIDS was a government plot against minorities and that Obama was repudiating such remarks just to get votes.

While death and taxes may be life's only certainties, the deadlines (at last for taxes) have become less certain thanks to buggy software.