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Centrica said in a trading update on Thursday: "Investor confidence has been damaged and there is increased uncertainty over investment in the energy infrastructure that the UK needs.

He left Thursday amid increased uncertainty over the nature and timing of those talks and with a sense of unease hanging over the American-Israeli relationship.

Endemic corruption inside the governments of both countries make them inconstant allies, and both the drone program and the attack in Abbottabad have greatly heightened tensions with Pakistan and increased uncertainty over its nuclear weapons.

In addition to battling Airbnb's scale, accommodation platforms in Europe are facing increased uncertainty over the regulatory environment — with moves afoot in various cities to control or cap usage of home sharing platforms.

Population increases in the size of armaments as a result of increasing nutrient availability may lead to increases in the frequency of male male combat resulting from increased uncertainty over male dominance.

However, we see the long lead time as an increased uncertainty over the correct investment level, which needs to be addressed urgently: we believe that consensus expectations of 100 basis points margin improvement by 2013 are too high; we have 60 basis points margin compression and see a profit warning becoming increasingly likely near term.

Committees are exploring other options in Florida, where Gov. Rick Scott faces increasing uncertainty over whether the expansion there will pass.

The increasing uncertainty over Anglo Irish's losses and the extent to which the deeply indebted Irish government can finance them has rapidly become a concern throughout Europe.

In addition to concerns over the loss of jobs and the increasing uncertainty over Iraq, the summer's corporate scandals eroded confidence in business and drove share prices down even further.

The increasing uncertainty over Anglo Irish's losses and the extent to which the deeply indebted Irish government will be able to finance them have rapidly become a Europe-wide concern.

Equally, increasingly volatile commodity prices, borne in part of increasing uncertainty over supply, mean companies are less willing to invest in discovering new supplies, unsure of the return they will make on their investment.