Sentence examples for has remained uncertain from inspiring English sources
Still, its status has remained uncertain: Is it a religious association?
In many cases, the authors who proposed these models simply fit them to their experimental variable amplitude results and thus their predictive ability has remained uncertain.
The reason for the huge decline in bee numbers has remained uncertain, but pesticides, the varroa mite and other parasites, and destruction of the flower-rich habitats in which bees feed are believed to be the key reasons.
"The political situation has remained uncertain, the economy has been worsening day by day and the government now must dedicate its scarce resources to security at the detriment of other important pending issues.
The influence of diabetes mellitus (DM) on mortality and morbidity in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery has remained uncertain due to conflicting conclusions from clinical trials measuring the association between diabetes and perioperative risk.
The coalition has longstanding plans to turn over the prison to Afghan authorities, along with control over all detainees, but the timing has remained uncertain because of delays in training Afghan guards to run the facility and because of concerns about widespread torture and other abuses in Afghan-run prisons.
Unfortunately, the effects of SMARCA4 missense mutations have remained uncertain.
That's an experience that I've remained uncertain about to this day".
This was a major discovery: the number of human chromosomes had remained uncertain until 1956, and the chromosome constitution of Down's syndrome was not recognised until 1958.
It was, however, the end of a campaign whose outcome had remained uncertain for days as Abrams pressed for the counting of ballots that had been rejected for minor errors.
Trump's comments were his lengthiest discussion of a new tax idea that he raised at a rally Saturday, surprising many lawmakers and tax experts who have remained uncertain what the president has in mind.
