Sentence examples for of significant uncertainty from inspiring English sources
But clearly, we're entering a period of significant uncertainty.
Still, China's economy remains a source of significant uncertainty.
Lady Shriti Vadera, chair of Santander's UK operations and a former Labour minister, said: "The UK economy has entered a period of significant uncertainty.
Agents reported that while business sentiment had recovered further from a post-referendum fall, it remained relatively fragile because of significant uncertainty over the longer-term outlook.
"The outcome of Copenhagen, in terms of lower carbon prices, reinforces the climate of significant uncertainty just when an unprecedented level of investment is required," Ofgem said.
We enter 2019 in a period of significant uncertainty across a variety of macroeconomic, geopolitical and financial factors, with accompanying substantial volatility in equity and debt markets.
Economists at the World Bank, like most forecasters, have failed to foresee crises in the past, and are warning of significant uncertainties ahead.
Due to the presence of significant uncertainties associated with crack initiation and propagation, the planning of such actions should be performed probabilistically.
The effectiveness of the ESO in estimation of the uncertainties and states and in regulating the rolling motion in the presence of significant uncertainties and un-modeled servo and sideslip dynamics is illustrated by simulation.
Because of significant uncertainties in quantum-mechanical calculations and the semi-empirical nature of force-field models, computational efficiency makes the classical density functional theory a valuable alternative to molecular simulations for future development and application of multiscale modeling methods.
First, a robust adaptive variable structure control scheme (RAVSC) is proposed to control a nonlinear multi-inputs multi-outputs (MIMO) model of an industrial boiler-turbine unit, in the presence of significant uncertainties and external disturbances.
