Sentence examples for provokes uncertainty from inspiring English sources

If he steps in, Mr. Berensztein said, "it undoubtedly provokes uncertainty".

However, evidence heterogeneity (variability) also provokes uncertainty.

Thus, it is not surprising that GBS provokes uncertainty as it integrates these two dimensions.

The government provoked uncertainty about the future of the nuclear industry after it delayed giving final approval for Hinkley Point C in July.

The deadline for the pullout from cities has concerned some Iraqi officers and provoked uncertainty among Iraqis who worry that the withdrawal of American troops will invite more violence.

LONDON — The death of Kim Jong-il provoked uncertainty, anxiety and calls for a peaceful succession on Monday as governments within the region and beyond awaited some signal from North Korea about its nuclear intentions and the prospects, if any, for a new relationship with the world beyond its borders.

In their decision, the Supreme Court held that the CDA's "use of the undefined terms 'indecent' and 'patently offensive' will provoke uncertainty among speakers about how the two standards relate to each other and just what they mean".

In playing these images off against each other, Baldwin hopes to provoke an uncertainty within the viewer.

Their "I am uncertain" answers ranged from 11 to 38%, with the statement "The use of placebos must be rejected in principle because there are legal concerns" provoking most uncertainty (38% for the use of pure placebos, 30% for impure placebos).

This variability and uncertainty provokes serious problems in the calculation of the gene expression signals when using high throughput omic techniques which map all the annotated exons for each locus –such as RNA-seq or exon microarrays–, because the final gene products (i.e. the proteins) may stem only from the expression of a subset of exons.

Burr, it turned out, provoked the most uncertainty among voters.