Sentence examples for that was uncertain from inspiring English sources

The story of U2 might be this: having begun as a band that was uncertain about the idea of pursuing a life of faith through music, they have resolved that uncertainty.

Announcing his leadership bid in a YouTube video, Mr Burnham said he was the right person to take over a Labour party that was "uncertain about its future," insisting he could reclaim lost voters because he "understands their lives".

In the SG task in Study 1, participants were offered a choice between two alternatives, one that was certain and one that was uncertain.

That was uncertain even before his injury forced him into a week of inactivity and will keep him for more time on just a stationary bicycle at home.

She said she hoped to return to the show as soon as Tuesday night, but that was uncertain; she had never missed a performance for illness or injury before last weekend.

However, the common use of "clinical efficacy rate" as an ancillary outcome measure through subjective qualitative scores such as "clinical cure", "markedly effective", "effective", and "ineffective" in Chinese are not internationally recognized, and the validity and reliability of that was uncertain in assessing the outcome.

And Reyes faces a future that is uncertain at best.

The contrast reflects a culture that is uncertain whether politics is marked by importance or impotence.

As for the importance of this game to the NFL Network, that is uncertain.

The recent letter adds more acreage with reserves that are uncertain.

"He will replace certainty and permanence for something that is uncertain and not permanent".