Sentence examples for sort of uncertain from inspiring English sources
Still, this is precisely the sort of uncertain situation that experienced investors with a high risk tolerance (or a big collection of safer securities elsewhere) can capitalize on.
The newcomer with most to prove is Fellaini, closely followed by his manager, who on and off the field has begun his Manchester United career in just the sort of uncertain manner he would have been hoping to avoid.
Embedded in the epidermis of turbellarians are ovoid or rod-shaped bodies (rhabdoids) of several sorts; of uncertain function, the bodies frequently are concentrated dorsally or may be clustered anteriorly as rod tracts opening at the apex.
If the law does not cover all sorts of uncertain facts related to biotechnology and research, it may backfire in the judicial system.
GEORGE: The two-page spread of Batman running from the police (because, in this brave sort-of-new world, the public is uncertain about these so-called heroes) is beautiful.
They finished up with an uncertain sort of round of applause.
During the "Climategate" scandal, when denialists hacked into researchers' emails just before the COP15 in Copenhagen, the same sort of conflation was made: uncertain interpretation of results is fraudulent scientific practice.
Mr. Thebes said he was uncertain what sort of evidence the investigators had found.
In a decade when a degree of homophobia was the norm, LGSM drove a couple of minibuses from Hackney Community Transport and a clapped-out VW camper van to a bleak mining town in South Wales to present their donations, uncertain what sort of welcome to expect.
"The political climate is uncertain, it sort of affects everyone, it doesn't affect us uniquely," Tenev said.
It is uncertain what sort of constraint is posed by the idea that it should not involve "the very same issues"—perhaps if morality is a necessary condition only there could be moral tests for authority that leave the relevant dependent reasons untouched (Coleman 2001, 126 7).
