Sentence examples for obviously uncertain from inspiring English sources

Air raid!" but one little girl was obviously uncertain about the procedure.

Twice in two days, the divided and fractious jury announced a deadlock, obviously uncertain that Mr. Drake was the assailant.

Executives planning long-term projects are obviously uncertain about what will play well a year or two down the road.

The paper examined patient satisfaction only with physicians, rather than hospitals, and the link between satisfaction and death is obviously uncertain.

"Conditions seem ripe for a sustained improvement in M&A activity, although the timing and degree of that are obviously uncertain," Scott L. Bok, Greenhill's chief executive, said in a statement.

A few diners turned and smiled, obviously uncertain what to make of this, but since the group did not do anything, speak to each other, or even show any signs of curiosity, people soon lost interest and returned to their meals.

Obviously, in uncertain times, paranoia and fear pervade.

Syrian jitters have eased as an imminent attack has become less likely, although the situation is obviously still uncertain.

CFs quantify impacts caused by an emission or resource use (e.g., kg CO2-equivalent per kg N2O emission) and obviously are uncertain.

Obviously, time is uncertain in crystallography and the scope of the new work seems to belong to future publication(s).

Obviously the future is uncertain: no one knows whether, or when, growth will materialise.