Sentence examples for too uncertain for from inspiring English sources

While the frontier is still too uncertain for the mainstream, it has been steadily gaining popularity.

That said, the economics of the subject are too uncertain for policymakers to lean heavily upon them, so in the end it will be the politicians who decide.

But the stakes are too high, and China's commitment to the peaceful settlement of disputes too uncertain, for that day to be imminent.

If the footing is too uncertain for them, Ms. Dowdle said, she sets out on cross-country skis, taking along an extra pair or two, so prospective buyers can tour the rolling estates that she often lists.

Its atoms come in three distinct isotopes (each with a different mass), and the ratios of the three isotopes in a crystal of silicon are still too uncertain for good metrology.

With the buyouts and union concessions, the paper should return to operating in the black, he said, but he added that the times were too uncertain for firm predictions.

Perhaps I was too fatalistic, too shell-shocked, too uncertain of my artistic or literary talents.

Another is to declare Greece's long-term outlook too uncertain even for economists to predict; the euro zone could then pledge to deal with Greece's long-term debt if growth disappoints.

The GMDH turbidity prediction model could forecast levels for up to 10 days, after which the prediction became too uncertain to be trusted for modeling data lengths; so, only 20 70 days were selected.

The Bush administration said today that it was too soon to send international peacekeepers to Afghanistan, calling the conditions there too uncertain and too dangerous for that mission.

That statistic means dealerships are seeing customers who had held onto their cars for a long time because they were unable to obtain financing or felt too uncertain about their finances for a big-ticket purchase until now.