"I mean, it was uncertain back in 2007; we just didn't know it was uncertain.
The winner was a car powered by a strange new fuel that had previously been used chiefly in illumination, as a substitute for whale blubber: petrol derived from oil.Despite the victory, petrol's future seemed uncertain back then.
Retailers had a case of the summer doldrums in July and now face a crucial but uncertain back-to-school season, according to July sales figures released on Thursday.
For all of Zack Greinke's toughness and Hyun-Jin Ryu's promise, the struggling and uncertain back end of the starting five stifles any chance of pitching momentum.
We're already seeing real signs of that in current Gov. Charlie Crist's (I) non-write-in bid for Florida's U.S. Senate seat as a former GOP insider who one day grew tired of uncertain back-and-forth with stalwart conservative peers.
Krol sent an uncertain header back towards his own box.
By contrast, Republican candidate Paul Ryan seemed pedestrian and uncertain, falling back on rehearsed lines of attack.
They have now broadened their attack to include the SNP, hoping that if the prospect of Miliband himself is not enough to put people off, the spectre of the Scots calling his shots will push some uncertain voters back to the Tories.
"No organisation", Ferguson says, "has done more to impose western norms of law, order and governance around the world". That story is a fable dreamt up by 19th-century propagandists to sell the benefits of empire to an uncertain public back home.
Does the former prime minister still have enough lingering political stardust to win some uncertain voters back to the Labour fold?
While the future of the two mortgage-finance entities remains uncertain, the government backing has been particularly reassuring for foreign investors, including the Chinese and Japanese central banks, that hold securities based on mortgages originated in the United States, Mr. Crowe said.
