Sentence examples for lots of unknowns from inspiring English sources

All that said, there are lots of unknowns ahead - including how military families now living overseas could affect the numbers.

"It might be to do with increased confidence in natal females coming forward but there are lots of unknowns.

Babies are vulnerable, there are lots of unknowns out there, and for many years we've blithely avoided thinking about the impact these chemicals are having on them.

However, given that this election has prompted a record number of independent candidates to stand, there are potentially lots of "unknowns" whom Fine Gael would have to woo after the votes are counted in two weekends' time.

It's new boss Stuart Lancaster's first game in charge and there are lots of unknowns about England this year.

Nevertheless, the classical FE methods for the 2D viscoelastic wave equation are some macroscale systems of equations including lots of unknowns, i.e., degrees of freedom, so entail very large computational load in real-world engineering applications.

We have a lot of unknown unknowns".

"New forms of communication bring people into contact with so many more people - and they actually want to go and meet them!" The economics of high speed rail seem to depend on an awful lot of unknown unknowns.

"So there are a lot of unknowns".

There were a lot of unknowns.

However, there are a lot of unknowns.