Often, when reporting some wondrous detail, he will surround it with qualifications – expressions of uncertainty or open doubt.
For decades, increasingly sophisticated imaging techniques have allowed doctors to peer into the human body before they cut it open, reducing uncertainty and helping them prepare for complicated procedures.
Whether the Treasury will relent when the deadline arrives and keep some of its support in place is an open question.The uncertainty means that big banks are hellbent on shoring up their balance-sheets by charging interest rates on loans that are much higher than the rates they themselves pay to borrow.
To survive in the world of digital transformation is to be agile and open to uncertainty.
The resultant rainfall later Friday overnight and into Saturday has potential to be heavy at times, albeit the actual extremes of PPN accumulation remain open to uncertainty.
In modern society, which is obsessed by the need of dealing with an open future, uncertainty is a resource but also a problem for every decision-making process.
Waiting for a later date leaves open significant uncertainty regarding the timing, the probability and the value of a potential transaction, and is not in the best interests of either company or Take-Two's stockholders.
Leave the door open for uncertainty, if the burden is heavy, lay it down.
The term 'sedentary behaviour' is open to uncertainty, as considerable exercise may be taking place in a sedentary (i.e., seated) position for example, rowing or cycling.
Those working to increase lay and professional awareness of the gravity and preventability of maternal influenza infection need to engage with and listen to childbearing women and other stakeholders, and be honest and open about uncertainty and risks of disease or vaccination programmes may not succeed [ 20].
