Sentence examples similar to stokes uncertainty from inspiring English sources

As the administration still appears determined to stoke uncertainty, lawmakers would have to move quickly to prevent more damage.

"The main risk to the UK economy comes from the eurozone, with continuing wrangling over Greece's bailout package stoking uncertainty," she said.

Theoretically intended to limit risk and ward off financial problems, the contracts instead have stoked uncertainty and actually spread risk amid doubts about how companies value them.

Further rounds of debate will stoke uncertainty and make things worse.Second, undo the effects of uncertainty on the portfolio side, and help recycle the funds towards risky assets.

It said a depletion of recession-busting government stimulus and sovereign debt worries in Europe still stoked uncertainty about oil demand and the pace of the global economic recovery.

President Donald Trump has also stoked uncertainty by repeatedly claiming he would have won the popular vote had it not been for widespread voter fraud, a claim not supported by evidence.

Bercow's ruling stoked further uncertainty about a process that has already been widely condemned as chaotic — and left stunned lawmakers wondering aloud what comes next.

The Trump administration has at times appeared intent on stoking the uncertainty.

As investors fret about the political uncertainty stoked by the scandal, the won fell 0.9% last week while stocks slipped 0.7%.

China's secretive transfers of power have always stoked tension and uncertainty.

Trade unions, traditionally a bedrock of support for Mr Lukashenka, warn that the uncertainty is stoking tension across the country.