Sentence examples for most uncertain figures from inspiring English sources

4 Estimates of earnings from informal enterprises are perhaps the most uncertain figures in the SAM.

Adam Drummond, Opinium: "The other figures that seem most uncertain to me are the Labour and Conservative totals in England.

Even before today, Mr. Clinton figured that Mr. Arafat was the most uncertain element, his aides said.

The runners and riders to succeed Cameron, who are declaring outright loyalty to the prime minister in public, are moving into place because senior figures in the party say that the next 10 months will be one of the most uncertain periods in the last decade.

"The prognosis is most uncertain," he said.

So far, Libya's revolution seems the most uncertain.

She welcomes the reader into the most private of moments, and the most uncertain of doubts.

This election is set to be the most uncertain in a generation.

Most uncertain is whether the move would be positive or negative for tax revenue.

Caving is both the oldest of pastimes and the most uncertain.

It's a most uncertain world.