Sentence examples for showdown uncertainty from inspiring English sources
But as the stage is being set for another dramatic showdown, uncertainty looms as to whether the 60 votes will be there to break a Republican filibuster.
Despite fears that a first quarter full of uncertainty over fiscal showdowns, expiring tax cuts, and automatic spending increases would present serious headwinds to the American economy, private firms seem willing to keep hiring, and at an impressive pace by the standards of this expansion.
And unless you're living in a cave, you're now hearing about the uncertainty surrounding the looming budget showdown.
Recently, the House speaker, John Boehner, has ratcheted up economic uncertainty by pledging to force another showdown this year over legislation to raise the debt ceiling.
The nation's job market has apparently slackened in recent months, with private sector employers hiring fewer workers in October after the uncertainty caused by the federal budget showdown in diminished confidence among consumers and businesses.
To do her part, Venus could have to maneuver through an emotional quarterfinal showdown with Monica Seles, who has recently voiced some uncertainty about how long she will continue to play.
That is creating even more uncertainty as Greece and the rest of Europe head for yet another showdown, renewing doubts about how long Athens can remain within the euro zone.
Mix and match Limits to growth Broadcasting uncertainty No, you can't ReprintsThe latest row is piffling compared with the messy showdown between Labour and the BBC after the Iraq war, which ultimately forced the resignation of the corporation's director-general, Greg Dyke.
