Sentence examples for making it uncertain from inspiring English sources

He also maintains that certain provisions conflict with the federal requirements, making it uncertain whether its passage would help auto makers avoid air bags.

That opposition appears to be as stiff as ever, making it uncertain that the island's prefectural government will approve the permit.

The Spanish deal comes at an awkward time because Europe is in transition to a new emergency funding program, making it uncertain exactly how and when the money will be disbursed to Spain.

The moderator canceled the remainder of the morning session, making it uncertain whether several other resolutions on homosexuality would come to the floor before the conference ends on Friday.

Dr. Weinstein also noted that most of the studies did not keep track of the progression of the curvature, making it uncertain whether patients with braces would have gotten worse without it.

With the outcomes set to be settled on Tuesday, independent analysts and party operatives say the contests between the Republicans, Ken Buck and Jane Norton, and the Democrats, Michael Bennet and Andrew Romanoff, are close, making it uncertain who will be left standing to compete in November for a seat that appears up for grabs.

Target, based in Minneapolis, said volatile back-to-school sales made it uncertain about its ability to meet analysts' estimates for the third quarter.

Another study limitation is its cross-sectional design, which makes it uncertain whether PPI use preceded lifestyle changes or vice versa.

Corruption, incompetence and threats make it uncertain whether a person detained by the police will be held, prosecuted or sentenced.

The violence with which the wound had been inflicted made it uncertain whether or not his death was a suicide.

Ken Johnson, a spokesman for the committee, said Mr. Bacanovic's suspension had made it uncertain whether he would appear.