Sentence examples for to create uncertainty from inspiring English sources

It's going to create uncertainty.

"It is going to create uncertainty not only for the economy but for the financial sector".

Those provisions, diplomats and officials say, are being used in Kabul to create uncertainty about the new agreement.

Mr. Weafer, the financial strategist, said that despite the apparent strength of the Russian economy, it was "a bad time" to create uncertainty.

Higher oil prices are also said to create uncertainty, which causes consumers and businesses to hold off on major purchases and investments, thereby slowing down the economy.

Big Tobacco and Big Energy sought to create uncertainty and doubt about the science, in order to diminish public support for meaningful regulation (and keep consumption high).

"Nevertheless, regulatory control will continue to create uncertainties for the sector".

The public relations strategy has seven distinct steps to create "uncertainties" and manipulate the media.

In addition to creating uncertainty through randomness, Scratch programs may be altered by inputs from the outside world via the keyboard, mouse or touchpad, the computer's microphone, or video camera.

"The raft of policy changes are incredibly disruptive to market activity and create uncertainty that results in dis-investment.

It's manufactured science -- the kind Michaels warned us about -- designed to produce doubt and create uncertainty, even when it's right before your very eyes.