Sentence examples for heightened uncertainties from inspiring English sources

He said: "A vote for Brexit would be liable to see a marked hit to UK economic activity over the rest of this year and in 2017 amid heightened uncertainties, which would likely weigh down heavily on the housing market".

"A vote to leave the EU would be liable to see a marked hit to UK economic activity over the rest of this year and in 2017 amid heightened uncertainties, which would likely weigh down heavily on the housing market".

"The risks to the euro area growth outlook relate in particular to the heightened uncertainties regarding developments in the global economy as well as to broader geopolitical risks," he said.

While atmospheric dispersion models linked with local-scale emissions characterization can also be used to determine relative source contributions, both emissions and dispersion models may have heightened uncertainties at high spatial resolution, and it is valuable to determine insights available through ambient monitoring.

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

It is also expecting capital flight from Russia to continue amid heightened uncertainty.

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

By taking this ambiguous position, Trump has heightened uncertainty about the future of Obamacare, and that uncertainty has itself become a major factor in weakening the program.

"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.