Sentence examples for key uncertainty from inspiring English sources

To this point, cloud responses to global warming have remained a key uncertainty.

Shannon made the following general observation: "the amount of uncertainty we can introduce into the solution cannot be greater than the key uncertainty".

The amount of compensation is the key uncertainty and some journalists appear to believe that the calculation would be based on the wages the player is due to receive on the unexpired portion of the contract.

"This is the key uncertainty going into 2008," he said, adding that investors "will be focusing on the macroeconomic issues — rather than real estate fundamentals — such as job growth".

Another key uncertainty is tied to setting the molecular clock of mtDNA.

What is really troubling traders, writes Yarrow in his April letter to investors, is Chinese policy direction, which is a "key uncertainty".

"After this happens, Saudi Arabia's strategy and cohesion within Opec will remain key uncertainties.

One of the key uncertainties that remains about anthrax is the dose of spores necessary to cause the disease.

The key uncertainties concern how this process will play out in practice, since in the real world all things rarely are equal.

This range is smaller than in the IPCC's 2001 report, but it excludes some key uncertainties about how quickly warming will melt land-based ice.

One of the key uncertainties of Brexit is likely to be the fate of the Northern Ireland-Republic of Ireland border, how it might be controlled and what impact this might have.