Sentence examples for more uncertain in from inspiring English sources

It is curious that contemporary slang is often more uncertain in its origin than words of long history.

In contrast to the relatively fertile state of playwriting, the state of musical making was more uncertain in 2010.

The region's potential to do so in the future is even more uncertain in the light of global change effects.

As market demand forecasts will become more uncertain in the future it is necessary to develop new methods for plant design.

Things get (slightly) more uncertain in the coming days, when Biles will try to sweep the remaining three individual events and become the first female gymnast to win five gold medals at a single Games.

The outcome of Monday's vote has grown more uncertain in recent days as word has spread that Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos might be angling to put slots at another location in Anne Arundel if the zoning measure fails.

"The outcome of this meeting is more uncertain than in any in at least the last year," said Laurence H. Meyer, a former Fed governor.

Germination is a much slower and more uncertain event in fields than in artificial cultures.

"As far as our model is concerned, the outcome in New Hampshire is more uncertain than in the other Clinton firewall states [such as Pennsylvania]." Both the quality and quantity of the polling created differences in the certainty about the polling margins.

Although some explanations to better understand the VO2 slow component phenomenon have been proposed [ 3], its origin in swimming is even more uncertain than in running and cycling [ 7].

LCA's use in framing is increasingly complex and more uncertain, and in some cases, irreconcilable.