Sentence examples for to be uncertainty from inspiring English sources

He is 79, so there is bound to be uncertainty about his rule.

"Until there is a definitive root cause, there is absolutely going to be uncertainty involved," Mr. Trowbridge said.

"There continues to be uncertainty in relation to the implementation" of the new rules, Prudential said in a statement.

— As the Nets headed home Wednesday night, their first 10 games behind them, the only certainty seemed to be uncertainty.

At the heart of the public outcry seems to be uncertainty over the nature of Mr. Davis's work, and questions about why his camera, according to police investigators, had pictures of buildings in Pakistani cities.

"She is at least implicitly, if not explicitly, stating that there is going to be uncertainty about her findings because of the possibility the investigation could have been affected by leaks," said Daniel C. Richman, a former prosecutor who is a law professor at Columbia.

Recognizing the pivotal effects of the positional accuracy/uncertainty of buried utilities to downstream visualization and proximity analysis, the newly created framework is intended to be uncertainty-aware.

There may be uncertainty as to guilt.

"One of the things you don't like to have is uncertainty over your costs," Cashman said.

The second barrier to explaining risk is uncertainty.

To be in uncertainty is to be conceptually roofless.