Sentence examples for the increased uncertainty from inspiring English sources

"However, such numbers still matter, and the increased uncertainty and risks will weigh on business confidence and investment, especially cross-border investment.

Livermore's David Neuhauser added that the increased uncertainty will force British companies to seek ways to unlock shareholder value, creating opportunities for activists.

"The markets have been reflecting the increased uncertainty in the Middle East, and we will probably see that volatility for a while," Brian M. Youngberg, an energy analyst for Edward Jones, said.

Preventive control is a main means to maintain power system operating above a minimum voltage stability margin (λ cr) under the increased uncertainty brought on by the integration of intermittent renewable generation, such as wind power.

Indeed, the inclusion of a wireless access network with high loss rate, long propagation delay, or low bandwidth can theoretically increase Dtotal because more FEC redundancy may be required to compensate for the increased uncertainty.

Despite the increased uncertainty the Afghan officials have welcomed the new developments as an opportunity to move forward with the talks!

The problem is further exacerbated with the increasing uncertainty in the manufacturing process known as process variability.

The increasing uncertainty over Anglo Irish's losses and the extent to which the deeply indebted Irish government can finance them has rapidly become a concern throughout Europe.

In addition to concerns over the loss of jobs and the increasing uncertainty over Iraq, the summer's corporate scandals eroded confidence in business and drove share prices down even further.

It is also an adaptive approach to policy-making that best accounts for the increasing uncertainty surrounding a great many of the systems at the heart of public policy-making.

No candidate in this year's election can hope to restore public support for globalization without alleviating the increasing uncertainty of healthcare coverage and costs for America's middle class.