Sentence examples for more uncertain with from inspiring English sources

The decor of their restaurants becomes more uncertain with every new one opened.

The decor of their restaurants becomes more uncertain with every new one….

Jason Koumas's future appears more uncertain, with Celtic and Blackburn Rovers keen to sign the Wales international.

There can have been few periods in the UK's history when its future as a state – and as a society – has looked more uncertain, with causes that include Scotland, Ukip and the desperate quality of Westminster's political leadership.

The Raiders' future is more uncertain, with the team's lease at the Oakland Coliseum, the second smallest stadium in the NFL, now expired and the city unwilling to contribute public money for a new stadium.

For a higher altitude, a higher value is anticipated: existing density models become more uncertain with increasing altitude.

The Crew still need to find a consistent forward and that position just becomes more uncertain this week with the availability of newly acquired Jairo Arrieta.

Above all, he faces the prospect of a more uncertain alliance with Germany if, as expected, Angela Merkel becomes Germany's chancellor in September.Nor, especially under a British EU presidency, is Mr Chirac likely to shift from his unyielding defence of the French social model against "ultra-liberal currents".

The economic prosperity of the 1960s that allowed the U.S. to have difficult conversations about race, war and gender gave way to a more uncertain environment with higher unemployment and inflation.

"A lot of the papers we looked at show that in the US news there's a tendency to frame climate stories as more uncertain, compared with European and Spanish-language newspapers in the Americas," Adriana Bailey, one of the study's co-authors, told me while sipping a latte at a campus coffeehouse.

I hope he can bring some stability and peace in the Mideast and around the world and build a solid economic agenda for America as it moves into even more uncertain times with automation, an aging population, the rise of Russia, China and India, and amidst an exponentially growing global population as our planet's resources dwindle.