Sentence examples for has become uncertain from inspiring English sources

The flamboyant Philippines remains the exception, and the future there too has become uncertain.

But as the program's fate has become uncertain, so has theirs.

Just when the replacement Alvin will join the world's small fleet of submersibles has become uncertain.

But their future has become uncertain since officials keen to expand the city started chopping parts of Makoko downNobbling nasty networks Criminals have long exploited data and mobile technology to their own ends.

Funding for wave power, seen as a potentially huge and clean source of energy for the UK, has become uncertain as investors pull out or are unwilling to invest, according to a new report.

Janet Yellen, a former Fed governor, said the big question for the economy now was whether consumers "will sit home glued to the TV, feeling that life has become uncertain and it's not a good time to buy a car or a refrigerator".

They complained that the program's organization and focus had become uncertain.

Exporters have always struck deals with customs and port authorities to lower their costs but since the coup and the coupmakers' anti-corruption drive, these have become uncertain.

The evolutionary relationships between various members of these three groups, however, have become uncertain, as comparisons between the DNA sequences of various microbes have revealed many puzzling similarities.

While relations between Israel and Palestine and the Arab world have become uncertain, Zehava Ben's tour has opened up a window for peace as she has gained popularity not only in Israel, but in the Arab world as well.

The collapse of the French economy in the early 1880s meant that Pissarro found it harder than ever to sell work, plus he had become uncertain about the direction his art was taking, using an increasingly small brushstroke and attempting to give his work a greater sense of structure.