Sentence examples for pretty uncertain from inspiring English sources

And it's been a pretty uncertain time for Australian scientists over the last few years.

Our growth rates have accelerated going into '08, and we're going into a pretty uncertain time.

Poland owes some $40 billion, Yugoslavia, Hungary and East Germany around $20 billion apiece all these figures are pretty uncertain.

At the moment, the economic outlook is pretty uncertain and we're not sure what the rest of 2013 will bring, let alone 2023.

The future seems pretty uncertain – you never know when your counselling and support is going to be cut and you'll be left on your own," says Slater.

Hunnam does an honest job as Nicholas, though with a pretty uncertain accent, and Anne Hathaway as his beloved Madeleine does what she can with a thankless, simpering role.

Combine that with the government's planned (and somewhat controversial) reorganisation that's just starting to get in gear right about now, and the future looks pretty uncertain, to say the least.Looking at things entirely selfishly, though, I have to admit they could be a lot worse.

The payoffs of going into science are pretty uncertain.