Sentence examples for is uncertainty for from inspiring English sources

If there is uncertainty for investors this week, it is David Cameron and George Osborne who are responsible.

Another reason a settlement might have been attractive is uncertainty for both sides about the law governing derivative lawsuits in California, said Eric L. Talley, a law professor at the University of Southern California.

The upshot is uncertainty for American workers.

Where there is uncertainty for whatever reason, the trust will fail, although the courts have developed ways around this. Constitution means that for the trust to be valid, the property must have been transferred from the settlor to the trustees.

It could happen ten weeks in a row, or just once a year — that's uncertainty for you.

Andy Clarke, the Asda president, agreed that there would be uncertainty for prices, which is why the supermarket was calling for a vote to remain.

Andy Clarke, Asda's chief executive and president, agreed that there would be uncertainty for prices, which he said was why the supermarket was calling for a vote to remain.

There would also be uncertainty for many EU workers now paying taxes in the UK - what benefits, if any, would they be entitled to?

"Clearly we don't want there to be uncertainty for too long, particularly with the transfer window around the corner," Barber told BBC Sussex.

Since there are uncertainties for determining the age of fossils and times that lineages actually diverged, we used rather wide ranges around these events for calibration (Table S4).

"When there is uncertainty, it's difficult for parties to come together.