Sentence examples for range of uncertainties from inspiring English sources

It is the range of uncertainties that can be so debilitating, fuelling high levels of depression among those who took part in the study, with the depression often getting worse the longer someone has been diagnosed.

And all of that, plus relatively high valuations, plus the negative impacts of globalization in a period when things start contracting, create for a range of uncertainties beyond that of a typical cyclical decline.

If he can liquidate this hoard into cash, arms and food, his chances of clinging on indefinitely will be boosted.Given the range of uncertainties, the question of targeting Colonel Qaddafi himself becomes more relevant.

The defence review that will follow the 2010 general election must define a force structure that can be used in the national interest against a range of uncertainties, from domestic security and protection of air space and adjacent seas to rescue of civilians from combat zones abroad – and indeed protection of UK overseas territories, most of which are island communities.

"Any effort to extrapolate the range of uncertainties, the economic implications, all of the common claptrap, will be profoundly different after we do something," said Michael H. Steinhardt, a famed hedge fund manager who retired six years ago from running money but is now chairman of the investment committee for New York University's endowment.

In fact America's per capita income will then have been surpassed not only by South Africa's, but also by that of other emerging economic powerhouses, including Algeria, Argentina, Libya, Turkey and North Korea.The SRES summary for policymakers tells anxious governments that the 40 scenarios "together encompass the current range of uncertainties of future emissions".

There is a range of uncertainty around exactly how frequently major flooding events will occur, based on different rates of sea level rise and hurricane occurrence.

Then again, they might not: 1.8C is within our range of uncertainty; and natural variability will affect what happens in the 2050s anyway.

"Sagan's scenario may well be correct," Singer wrote in 1983, "but the range of uncertainty is so great that the prediction is not particularly useful".

The earlier model had projected that the period 2012-16 would be 0.54C above that long-term average - within a range of uncertainty from 0.36-0.72C.

The majority of estimates fall between a rise of 2 to 4.5 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees to 8.1 degrees Fahrenheit), which leaves quite a wide range of uncertainty.