Sentence examples for uncertain campaign from inspiring English sources

The intelligence officials told General Musharraf, the military leader who has begun an uncertain campaign to neutralize the country's Islamic extremists, that the survivors planned to stage another suicide bombing as an encore to the one on May 8.

Still, there remains the nagging question: why would a cautious politician leave a job in which he is courted by financiers from every part of the world, for an arduous and uncertain campaign?

Though the announcement received little notice outside California, it signaled an important step forward in the uncertain campaign to arrest the decline of commercial fish populations here and abroad.

Now, as Iraqis prepare to vote in parliamentary elections on March 7, his path to another four years in office has become increasingly uncertain, his campaign erratic and, to some, deeply troubling.

"Even he sounded uncertain his campaign would survive," John King, the CNN correspondent assigned to Senator John McCain, said just after 5 p.m., as the cable network's Super Tuesday coverage got under way.

If Pence hadn't agreed to become Trump's sidekick, he would have faced an uncertain reelection campaign in Indiana.

Xi-watchers are uncertain whether the campaign is a sincere effort to clean up the country or an excuse for a purge of officials the president has taken against.

Although he is optimistic about the future of the local job market, Mr White acknowledges that this uncertain war and protracted campaign is unchartered territory.

For more than a week, Ms. Palin's star rose, along with Mr. McCain's poll numbers, as Mr. Obama's campaign seemed uncertain how to respond.

It would just mean Huckabee would have to yet again give up a lucrative contract with Fox News for uncertain prospects on the campaign trail.

A8 Sweden Rejects the Euro Swedes voted overwhelmingly to reject membership in the European single currency after a passionate referendum campaign made uncertain by the assassination of Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, above.