Sentence examples for reflected uncertainty from inspiring English sources

It added that the negative outlook reflected uncertainty that Anglo would be able to execute its restructuring.

Donald Trump is a far stranger and more complicated figure, and some of the uncertainty in the polling perhaps reflected uncertainty about the President himself.

Economists said that much of the slowdown in business activity reflected uncertainty among managers, who do not want to invest until they are more confident of a recovery.

Peter Snowdon, a partner at the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, said the drop in fines reflected uncertainty at the FCA, a less aggressive approach and a heavy workload for its staff.

Commentators said the failure of the private sector to hire more staff reflected uncertainty over business prospects, upcoming austerity measures worldwide and financial markets rocked by European sovereign debt problems.

Finance director John Rogers admitted that the very broad spread of analysts' expectations, which range from £571m to £871m – compared with £798m last year – appropriately reflected "uncertainty in the market given what could happen in the coming months".

Perhaps this is meant to reflect uncertainty in the science.

An equity de-rating is very likely, reflecting uncertainty and high debt/EBITDA.

The index has bounced over the last few months, reflecting uncertainty in an economy roiled by a credit squeeze.

Their value has plummeted in recent years, reflecting uncertainty in the radio market and the encroaching digital future.

Possibly reflecting uncertainty over how to deal with an American-backed government in Kabul, Afghanistan was barely mentioned at the rally.