Sentence examples for making the uncertain from inspiring English sources

Sumption, author of scholarly medieval histories, is due to deliver a lecture next month under the title of Judicial and Political Decision Making: The Uncertain Boundary.

Beyond this, Ms. Furtado has yet to prove her ability to create a large fan base and to make the uncertain leap from clubs to arenas.

But many of those same conservatives have withheld their support so far for any candidate, making the outcome uncertain.

Financial and non-financial incentives may provide a means to increase the probability of doing a hard-to-achieve behavior by making the future, uncertain, and intangible rewards of the behavior more concrete and immediate.

But most agree that the sudden escalation of New York's long-running tabloid war makes the perennially uncertain newspaper landscape even more uncertain.

One thing happened on top of another, making the precise sequence uncertain.

With O'Reilly expected to miss at least six weeks, her chances of making the team are uncertain.

On the other hand, it is often easier and faster to come to a diagnostic conclusion in patients with advanced disease, and decisions about treatment are, therefore, made before all investigations are finished, thus making the staging more uncertain.

Mr. Toyoda, the company chief, said continuing aftershocks made the outlook uncertain.

Asked if Black's penchant for poaching, cutting off the ball by moving across at the net, had made the Czechs uncertain when Black would cross, Hlavackova laughed.

It's strange, too, to think of just how easy it is for a person to make the same uncertain journey.