Sentence examples for largely uncertain from inspiring English sources

What happened next is largely uncertain.

Shunga history after Pushyamitra, who ruled for roughly 36 years, is largely uncertain.

The evidence in the case remains largely uncertain, as do any links between Mr. Guede, Ms. Kercher and Ms. Knox and her Italian boyfriend, Rafaelle Sollecito, 24, a student and also a suspect.

They were propelled by Dixon, whose rescuing finish left her with 4 points, 4 assists, 4 steals, 2 rebounds and the most important contribution of her largely uncertain but suddenly invigorated career.

As the Catholic theologian Hans Küng puts it in "On Being a Christian," the Virgin Birth is a "collection of largely uncertain, mutually contradictory, strongly legendary" narratives, an echo of virgin birth myths that were widespread in many parts of the ancient world.

The impact of such viral documentation in airways remains largely uncertain.

Morath, for one, thinks there is sufficient reason to worry that Congress will extend the 2014 farm bill into 2019 or 2020, leaving farmers, poor families, and the programs serving them afloat but largely paralyzed, uncertain about when or how Congress might radically change their economic realities.

Estimates of Earth's climate sensitivity are uncertain, largely because of uncertainty in the long-term cloud feedback.

Until recently, the specific characteristics of normal and abnormal slow wave propagation have remained uncertain, largely because previous research methods have lacked the spatial resolution required to resolve detailed propagation patterns.

In addition, the typical mitochondrial respiratory chain damage that occurs in animal models of Parkinson's disease was reduced by a ketogenic diet; however, the real utility of this diet remains largely speculative and uncertain.

The above studies, while limited in geographic scope and largely observational, provide uncertain level evidence linking exposure to indoor air pollution with increased risk of stillbirth (Grade C evidence).