Sentence examples for of some uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Either result would usher in a period of some uncertainty.

The true extent of those dangers is a matter of some uncertainty.

"We do think there is a risk of some uncertainty in the period around the referendum itself.

Even before their loss, the Mets had seemed to be entering a period of some uncertainty with their pitchers.

And talking of the collection of evidence at the scene of the shooting, he said:: "I was left with an impression of some uncertainty about precisely what was being investigated, on whose behalf, for what purpose, and by what means".

The sale, which surprised traders who expected China to be the leading buyer, will relieve gold investors of some uncertainty over how and when the I.M.F. would sell 403.3 tons of gold — about one-eighth of its total stock.

30 However, complex interventions have the disadvantage of leaving some uncertainty about the importance of each component of the intervention.

However, it warned of some uncertainties, especially on the price of imported food, if sterling remained at its current lower level against the euro and the dollar.

The US presidential election, in spite of some uncertainties about Mr Romney's real position on many issues, is a straightforward and dramatic electoral contest.

A probabilistic risk assessment method for occupant life is presented with consideration of some uncertainties of evacuation process and fire development at first.

For a fire scenario, the time to untenable conditions is characterized by probability distribution with consideration of some uncertainties of design fire.