Sentence examples for is extremely uncertain from inspiring English sources

For a system that is built and flourishes on confidence, the future is extremely uncertain.

"The landscape going forward is extremely uncertain," said Hans Olsen, chief investment officer at J.P. Morgan's private wealth management unit.

"However, the current global financial climate is extremely uncertain," Gus Sauter, chief investment officer at Vanguard, said in a statement sent to shareholders on Tuesday.

Updated at 1.15pm BST 12.50pm BST Industry reaction Seb Berry, Solarcentury's head of public affairs said " the outlook [for the industry] beyond the end of this financial year is extremely uncertain".

The existence of a second apical spirant (that is, a spirant formed with the tip of the tongue), þ (with a presumed pronunciation like that of th in English thin), is extremely uncertain.

As a result of the scandal the future of the Gold Museum in Lima is extremely uncertain.

"A lot of them are extremely uncertain as to what they can do".

Had the Socialists voted no, next year's referendum would have been extremely uncertain.

"If present value is simply the company's future earnings," he added, "one certainty is that future profits at Amazon are extremely uncertain".

If you don't have a firm idea about what is going to happen and the payoffs are extremely uncertain, the optimal strategy may well be to defect rather than to trust.

The aim of the minimum-income rule, as stated by the government, is for families to be self-sufficient, but Gill said the evidence was extremely uncertain that foreign spouses, who have no recourse to public funds, would be any additional drain on the taxpayer.