Sentence examples for it is very uncertain from inspiring English sources

"If there's anything certain about the death penalty for families, it's that it is very uncertain".

So it is very uncertain that the problems in the WGI report will make the mainstream of public discourse.

Drakeford said: "Prices are set against a number of factors and the value of the pound is something we follow, but it is very uncertain.

"So it is very uncertain to be making investments in the wine industry in Sweden, which is likely to remain marginal".

"Of course it is very uncertain because we do not know how much income people have in this country, people who aren't paying tax in the same way as everyone else," Balls said.

"So why would we give up on a law that is already cutting aviation emissions when it is very uncertain what the climate will get in return?" Anthony Concil, a spokesman for the International Air Transport Association, an industry group representing the world's major carriers, declined to comment on Europe's new proposal.

"It's very uncertain and it's hard to tell".

These are very difficult times; it's very uncertain going forward.

Mr Cameron said: "It's a fluid situation, it's ongoing, it's very uncertain.

It was very uncertain for me whenever I travelled to the Badakhshan province, which I represent.

One big difference, though, is that today's populations are vastly larger and nothing like as mobile as the stone age people, and so it's very uncertain how we will adapt to the encroaching sea.