Sentence examples for more uncertain but from inspiring English sources

Whether intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is even more uncertain, but nothing we have discovered suggests that the possibility of life requires something supernatural.

As MindMaze breaks into the consumer market, things grow a bit more uncertain but Tadi insists that the MASK falls in line with the company's bread-and-butter medical ambitions, that being "commercializing the interface between the brain and VR".

The link to conflicts is more uncertain, but previous teams have found that fluctuations in climate have been a statistically significant driver of social disturbances over centuries of human history, including war, famine, and migration.

Taraki needed Amin's "tactical and strategic talents"; Amin's motivations are more uncertain, but it is commonly believed that he associated with Taraki to protect his own position.

The ENP results £109.51 (83.0 to 142.1) were more uncertain, but with a trend towards equivalence.

The explanation for reduced RBC transfusion is more uncertain, but coagulation factor concentrates may provide faster cessation of bleeding and reduced haemodilution compared with allogeneic blood products.

Therefore, higher BIS-anxiety was associated with decreased free riding behaviour when the punishment was more uncertain: expected but not implemented.

The high school students seemed initially more uncertain and embarrassed, but they were nevertheless engaged by this experience.

Although I instinctively share that assessment, these results suggest that it may be an illusion: Yes, things feel more uncertain after bad times, but severe market downturns tend to occur after long bull markets when we are feeling least uncertain.

It is very likely that many risk averse beneficiaries did not perceive the programme as advantageous as they would have faced a trade-off of certain DI benefits against a potentially higher, but more uncertain, work income.

Intakes were lower (<3.3 g/day), but more uncertain, in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America.