Sentence examples for uncertain actions from inspiring English sources

This was not a case of promises with uncertain actions to follow.

It allows for universally quantified variables that can model uncertain actions and events, such as the unknown weather for a future party, or an opponent's next move in a game.

The following definition of the precautionary principle is taken from COMEST (2005; italics in the original): When human activities may lead to morally unacceptable harm that is scientifically plausible but uncertain, actions shall be taken to avoid or diminish that harm.

The Bush plan is inferior because it relies on uncertain action by states and the private sector, and would leave too many people without coverage for now.

Mr. Gore's plan is preferable because benefits would not rely on uncertain action by the states or the private sector.

This strategy of broadly studying exposure without an identified health outcome is atypical in public health studies perhaps because health officials are uncomfortable dealing with the uncertain action implications of reporting on exposure without an established tie to health but it has received strong scientific and public interest (e.g., Betts 2003; Cone 2003).

People following the review said today that it was uncertain what action would be taken by the five commissioners, who will meet in a closed session.

The proposed methodology is verified in various simulated bridge deck structures and validated in an operational and partially instrumented bridge deck with uncertain composite action.

The king storms out of the room, apparently angry but perhaps still uncertain what action to take.

The mechanism of this latter action remains uncertain, but the action suggests an important role for TNF in persistent inflammatory (neuroplastic) pain.

Fact is, they have been bothered, the base runners uncertain in their actions.