Sentence examples for seeming uncertainty from inspiring English sources

"Since the allied military campaign began in Libya, President Obama's seeming uncertainty about the parameters and details of our engagement has only inspired a similar uncertainty among the American people," Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia, said in a statement after the speech.

Some outside experts caution, however, that all of this seeming uncertainty should not prompt people to lose confidence in acne treatment altogether.

The culprits might seem obvious – uncertainty in Europe, an uneven economic recovery, fiscal and monetary policymakers immobilized and incapable of acting.

Unlike at the start of the year, when the revolutionary momentum seemed unstoppable, uncertainty is far more pronounced today, as several countries face the prospect of stalemate, sustained conflict or power vacuums that may render them ungovernable.

However, it seems the uncertainty encasing global markets after Britain's vote is here to stay.

I went to sleep comforted that at least it seemed the uncertainty would not drag on and that justice could be done.

Scenario analyses showed that in this case decision uncertainty seems to depend more on uncertainty in clinical evidence than on uncertainty in patient preferences.

After decades during which Mr. Castro's grip seemed unbreakable, uncertainties arose in July 2006.

Despite dealing in vagueness, it seems the uncertainties of modern life have unleashed some of Bailey's sharpest and punchiest comedy.

This means that in the case performance uncertainty seems to have a larger impact than preference uncertainty on the confidence with which the most valuable drug is chosen.

In this specific PFOA exposure assessment environmental epidemiology analysis, fate and transport model uncertainty seems to contribute only modestly to the overall uncertainty in the relationship between PFOA exposure and preeclampsia.