Sentence examples for more uncertain when from inspiring English sources

You are more uncertain when you are young.

The future seemed much more uncertain when I left Kenya to come to Holland".

The quarterback situation became more uncertain when Bollinger left the game in the third quarter with an injury to his right knee.

If things did not appear alarming enough when Donovan McNabb broke his ankle two weeks ago, they grew more uncertain when Koy Detmer dislocated his elbow last Monday.

But the support of other health workers represented by UNISON, the main health-service union, looks more uncertain when they vote on the scheme.The born-again internal marketWith so little to show for so much extra funding and increasing doubts about whether a centralised target-led approach can ever work, the government has changed course.

It is hard to imagine that all this behind-the-scenes manipulation will not dent the confidence of investors in the future: the already tenuous connection between share prices and actual corporate value will now be even more uncertain, when the government, in effect, has its thumb on the scales.

Specifically, we identify some sufficient conditions under which the loss-averse manufacturer may purchase a larger order quantity in advance when demand becomes more uncertain or when the price becomes more uncertain.

And the national press almost seems more uncertain about when and whether to probe into politicians' private lives than it was in the days when The Miami Herald cheerfully ran a photograph of Donna Rice sitting side-saddle on Gary Hart's lap.

Diana Taurasi's Olympic and professional basketball career grew more uncertain Thursday when the Turkish basketball federation said it had confirmed her doping violation and that her club team in Istanbul had terminated her contract.

In more uncertain times, when he was less sure of his talent, losing to Novak Djokovic in the final of a major would send him into the deepest funk.

With the infrared imaging we are indeed on more uncertain ground when it comes to the identification of layered paint.