Sentence examples for substantial uncertainties from inspiring English sources

Chapters said the hostile bid was inadequate and created substantial uncertainties for shareholders.

"Substantial uncertainties and contingencies continue to surround the program," the company wrote in a legal memorandum.

Instead, the two agencies will conduct crucial research on the safety of BPA over the next 18 to 24 months to reduce "substantial uncertainties" in assessing the risks of low-dose exposures.

He knows the personal histories and anecdotes of his field, the obstacles that had to be overcome to reach our present state of knowledge, and the substantial uncertainties that dominate the frontiers of research.

The team's statement also mentioned "substantial uncertainties and ambiguity surrounding the list of 104 names from the 2003 survey test," adding: "Indeed, there is even uncertainty about the number of players on this 2003 government list, whether it is 104, 96, 83, or less.

Instead, the listed firm owns the rights to those revenues, under a type of contract that it believes to be valid but, its prospectus admits, is the subject of "substantial uncertainties" under Chinese law.If there is one lesson to be learned from the mix of bargains and dross on Alibaba's e-commerce sites, it is "buyer beware".

Is this situation creating substantial uncertainty and hurting the economy?

But they also both involve substantial uncertainty related to timing and severity.

Sifma warned Finra, Wall Street's self-regulator, that the suspense was causing "substantial uncertainty" in the industry.

Most mainstream scientists are dubious that clouds could have such a large damping effect, but they do acknowledge substantial uncertainty.

The Bank of Japan said that industrial output and exports continued to slow and that there was substantial uncertainty about the current recovery.