Napoleon Bonaparte was no great lover of physicians: ' [Medicine is] a collection of uncertain prescriptions the results of which, taken collectively, are more fatal than useful to mankind.' Let us hope that this is not the case in our long-stay patients!
Presuming Mr. Adrover gets financing, it's still uncertain whether his fall collection can be delivered to stores in time.
It added that prospects for better tax collection remained uncertain because of the effects of weaker domestic demand and persisting inefficiencies of the tax administration.
The split in priorities, established under your leadership and those established in the current ESEA, has Montana reeling from additional data collection and uncertain about the path to continuous improvement.
The National Museums of Scotland has a large (1,080×2,030 mm) textile banner of uncertain provenance in its collection.
This is especially due to the ever expanding quantity of information they collect, the fact that genetic data is collected and the fact that the uses of this data are uncertain at the moment of collection.
As the Catholic theologian Hans Küng puts it in "On Being a Christian," the Virgin Birth is a "collection of largely uncertain, mutually contradictory, strongly legendary" narratives, an echo of virgin birth myths that were widespread in many parts of the ancient world.
On the contrary, most respondents viewed Cordyceps collection as an uncertain future, due to overexploitation of the resource, fluctuation in market price and greater risks involved in collection activities in the difficult terrain under harsh weather conditions.
Another limitation of this study was that there was no independent measure of the frequency and duration of individual water-using activities; hence the validity of both data collection tools is uncertain.
Approximately one-third of these cases occurred at the point of capture or tactical collection point, frequently under uncertain, dangerous and violent circumstances.
