Sentence examples for issued uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Jim Campbell, a lawyer with the Alliance Defense Fund, which defended Proposition 8, said that if a stay was not issued, "uncertainty" from any same-sex marriages would be "harmful to the public interest" while the case was under appeal.

In another Nature essay, Sheila Jasanoff, a professor of science and technology studies at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, said a first step was for scientists and engineers to realize that in complex issues, "uncertainty, ignorance and indeterminacy are always present".

In the SCND and logistics literature, system disturbances are known to be a special issue of supply uncertainty.

The development of adaptive policies for the management of dynamic and complex ecosystems, such as marine and coastal environments, asks for flexible and innovative tools which account for multifaceted issues, uncertainties and cope with a wide range of future conditions.

Further, the issue of data identification and the issue of uncertainty were not appropriately addressed.

"The issue is uncertainty," he said.

Toronto's biggest issue is uncertainty over Nelsen's arrival date.

The sooner Labour MPs know where they are, the issue of uncertainty can be got out of the way.

THE continuing struggles of companies selling tours to Europe -- the economy, security issues and uncertainty in the airline business -- translate into some alluring deals for Americans this fall and winter.

Budget issues and uncertainty have plagued Nasa's plans for the future, although recent presidents have consistently urged the agency to aim high.

Another issue is uncertainty about the health risks posed by the different isotopes.