Sentence examples for politically uncertain from inspiring English sources
"Would it be as divided and politically uncertain as the one we live in today?" Onscreen, "Eden" was slow and sincere.
"Would it be as divided and politically uncertain as the one we live in today?" You can almost hear the dreamcatcher blowing in the voiceover booth.
As to why she decided to ask the livers about Trump, she told the interviewers, "It's just the kind of question the [paranoid, politically uncertain] Mesopotamians would have asked".
With 60percentt of our oil coming from foreign sources (and at least one-third of that from "unfriendly" or politically uncertain regions) and continually rising global demand ($4 gas prices, anyone?), what are we doing to secure our energy independence?
What this means politically is uncertain.
Under fierce attack on children's health insurance, beset by politically inconvenient retirements and uncertain if another scandal lurks around the corner, Congressional Republicans are feeling a bit under siege as even one of their former leaders predicts 2008 could be a Democratic year.
While we have seen and helped fuel unprecedented progress for girls and women across the globe over the last decade - more girls in school, fewer women dying in pregnancy and childbirth, more women taking their rightful place in Parliaments and in the economy at large - we now face new and uncertain times, politically, socially, and economically.
Though the political climate remained uncertain, Wang began to write and circulate his stories, taking care to avoid anything politically risky.
Uncertain political transition.
It will now go before the State Senate, which is evenly divided politically and where passage is uncertain.
Doris Lessing's 24th novel, The Sweetest Dream (Flamingo, £16.99), her satire of Communism, feminism, and the British Left, created a Dickensian monster in Comrade Johnny, the career revolutionary whose glib rhetoric pauses only when he is uncertain of the politically correct formulation.
