Sentence examples for really uncertain from inspiring English sources

It's really uncertain territory.

"It's really complicated and it's really uncertain," he says.

If you are really uncertain about how to proceed, find a certified financial planner that charges by the hour.

"If [you] don't vote for the nationalists, the future is really uncertain," President Ma Ying-jeou said in his final campaign speech.

As for Brian: "he was meant to be quite flamboyant and I found myself, just because I was in the mood that day, thinking: what if he was really uncertain and a bit tortured.

Andrew Strauss, in his 100th Test, might have been relieved that he lost the toss but was given his preferred outcome: occasionally, when they are really uncertain, captains want to bowl first while not facing the responsibility of so doing.

I would agree with him if indeed climate change really were uncertain, impossibly costly and located in the far future.

If you're really feeling uncertain about your work, then you can ask for feedback before the revision stage.

"If we go for the 'dash for gas'... we're going for a really high-cost, uncertain energy future," she added.

Because what I am proposing is a constitutional amendment, and because that process is really difficult and uncertain, we should urge Congress to pass the other fixes right now -- especially public funding of election campaigns.

The more certain they seem, and argumentative they become, the more uncertain they really are.