Sentence examples for particularly uncertain from inspiring English sources

In a division that is notoriously hard to predict, Charlton's fate looks particularly uncertain.

Since this slowdown came from a financial bust, the outlook is particularly uncertain.

"We are living in a particularly uncertain world," Mr. Ollila told analysts today on a conference call.

As a result, the city's budget will most likely be modified this fall, making negotiations this year particularly uncertain.

However, quantitative estimates of CH4 sources and sinks in managed continental rangelands are particularly uncertain because of high variation across different temporal and spatial scales4,5.

The worry for the chancellor is that the estimate that cutting the top rate to 45% will only cost £100m is particularly uncertain", Johnson said.

That's no easy feat, particularly in uncertain times.

Such tests are common among marketers, large and small, particularly in uncertain times, but for a brand that cultivates an offbeat image it is a bit surprising.

Countries are reluctant to endanger such valuable and vulnerable assets, particularly in uncertain or unpopular missions.Britain is slowly withdrawing from Iraq, but finds itself fighting an unexpectedly hard campaign in Afghanistan, where it forms the second-largest foreign contingent.

This remarkable evolution, Chen reveals, offers important lessons for managers in any organization, particularly in uncertain times.

Whether Congress will agree to the idea remains uncertain, particularly in a tough budget year.