Sentence examples similar to heighten uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The terrorist attacks have significantly heightened uncertainty in an economy that was already weak.

Heightened uncertainty and concerns about a deterioration in business conditions both here and abroad are damping economic activity.

The reasons are familiar: weak demand, constraints on spending and heightened uncertainty over interest rates and economic conditions.

The conflict with Iraq seems to have hurt the economy by helping cause a rise in oil prices early this year and also by heightening uncertainty.

"Despite such immense progress many citizens in advanced economies are facing heightened uncertainty, lamenting a loss of control and losing trust in the system.

"That had mainly reflected heightened uncertainty, which had reduced demand for a range of professional and financial services," the report said.

Tusk made clear that Trump's victory heightened uncertainty about transatlantic relations, and called for Europe to get its act together and restore confidence.

Asian stock markets have been pummelled by election results in France and Greece that have heightened uncertainty about Europe's ability to solve its debt crisis.

Fed officials said they expected growth to be "more sluggish than they had originally anticipated" and predicted weak consumer spending and "heightened uncertainty" in financial markets.

"The terrorist attacks have significantly heightened uncertainty in an economy that was already weak," the Fed said in the statement announcing its decision.

Falling corporate-tax rates have increased the appeal of capital over labour; heightened uncertainty and capricious funding markets seem a recurring part of the landscape.