Sentence examples for highly uncertain but from inspiring English sources

Chernobyl's death toll is highly uncertain, but may have reached a few thousand people.

• The potential for the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet to disintegrate is highly uncertain, but is likely to require an increase of 2 degrees Celsius or more.

The MAC found that estimates of the impact of migration on house prices were highly uncertain, but that it was likely to be small.

The ranking of the first round, on April 22nd, remains highly uncertain, but the polls back François Hollande, the Socialist challenger, to win a second-round victory.

Sign-up rates for DACA and DAPA are highly uncertain, but for purposes of this estimate we assumed that between 50 and 70percentt of Californians eligible for the federal programs will apply and be approved.

Sign-up rates for DACA and DAPA are highly uncertain, but for purposes of this estimate we assumed that between 50% and 70% of Californians eligible for the federal programs will apply and be approved.

A double constraint bears on their action: avoiding the risk of dilution of their assistance on the one hand, and finding a satisfying mix between long term but highly uncertain results and short term but often limited to solvency consideration outcomes on the other hand.

In bad times, the determination of each counterparty's rights and obligations can thus become highly uncertain and contested anything but automatic.

The economic implications of the disaster are potentially mammoth -- but highly uncertain.

In the life-cycle analysis, the total cost of damage caused by earthquakes is a significant but highly uncertain component.

Environmental accounting methods themselves often ignore or inadequately represent large but highly uncertain environmental costs and costs conditioned by specific prior events.