Sentence examples for somewhat more uncertain from inspiring English sources
The first use of gay to denote homosexuality, however, is somewhat more uncertain.
In contrast, detailed representations of how oxygen concentration in cod spawning areas could fluctuate under future climate change are still being developed and somewhat more uncertain [38].
Nevertheless, the interpretation of splits low in the tree structure is somewhat more uncertain as alternative splits low in the tree may have produced a tree model with similar goodness-of-fit to that of the selected model.
A prime example of imperial overstretch, the United States faces a highly uncertain future, Mr. Khanna argues, somewhat more coherently, with economic decline and waning international influence distinct possibilities.
"All survey respondents," the Fed said, "pointed to a less favorable or more uncertain economic outlook as at least a somewhat important reason for changing their commercial lending policies".
The chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, who had described the nation's economic outlook as "unusually uncertain" in presenting the Fed's semiannual monetary policy report to Congress on Wednesday, was somewhat more explicit about his thinking in the second day of testimony.
Things take a more uncertain turn as Robbie goes on the run, with downbeat drama mutating into contrived melodrama, and Hart being somewhat disappointingly sidelined.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
The second half of 2016 is more uncertain.
