Sentence examples for somewhat uncertain about from inspiring English sources

Further, since we are always somewhat uncertain about the microscopic state, this straightening can never be perfect.

His current productions of "My Fair Lady" and "Oliver!" could be successful in New York, he said, but he is somewhat uncertain about the current Broadway climate for major musical revivals that lack major stars.

A considerably larger group of voters remains at least somewhat uncertain about their choice.

Clinton led until the last week among the larger universe that includes potential voters who are somewhat uncertain about their choice or their likelihood of casting a ballot.

Then, I am somewhat uncertain about the exact meaning of this key statement: "Indeed, if the minimal genetic load, consistent, for example, with a particular genomic rate of deleterious mutations or a particular rate of changes of the environment, is high, this means that the population under such conditions cannot survive unless it consists of very fecund individuals".

"We are somewhat uncertain at this point about potential exposure pathways," Dr. Ulirsch said.

This could indicate that sometimes GPs are attempting to discuss CMs with their patients on an uninformed basis and feel somewhat uncertain or not confident about the information they are providing to patients.

Russia's recovery remained somewhat uncertain, but GDP in 2010 was expected to be about 4% higher than the 2009 level.

"It's of course still somewhat uncertain.

The origin of the name Ballina is somewhat uncertain.

"We have a somewhat uncertain trumpet in the Senate".