Sentence examples for much less certainty from inspiring English sources

With cap-and-trade, we have much less certainty about what the price will be.

But when life comes to an end there is much less certainty about how to manage it.

England achieved the same result — but with much less certainty — against Montenegro in Podgorica on Tuesday, the second time in 17 months that England has been greeted as grandees of the sport there.

There's much less certainty, however, about wage growth," he said.

Where there is much less certainty is about the wealth data, that is, how rich people are.

However, there is much less certainty on how this clinical data should be collected, maintained, disclosed, and used.

However, after Huddersfield finished the regular season bottom of the table in 2016 – despite McGillvary scoring 17 tries – a call into Bennett's squad for the Four Nations seemed much less of a certainty.

Our situation today is different enough from that of a century ago to make renewed great power war much less than a certainty, but there are enough troubling similarities that we can't rule the prospect out.

While experiments may require decades until the desired information is available (Zenner et al. 2011) stand growth simulators can do this much faster, albeit perhaps with less certainty (von Gadow 1996).

But until today, there had been no findings that pointed with such certainty to an explosion, much less to a bomb.

Whereas individual genotypes can be known with a high certainty [ 6], other characteristics such as knowledge of one's average blood pressure, caloric intake or family history are known with much less accuracy and with varying degrees of certainty.