Sentence examples for uncertain did from inspiring English sources

On occasion, however, humans might well be uncertain: Did a god want his temple rebuilt or did he not?

There's a poignant scene in which Durst is found not guilty of his neighbor's murder: he turns to his lawyer and says, uncertain, "Did they say 'not'?" The most unsettling example comes in the fourth episode, when Jarecki suggests that he and Durst take a break from discussing his testimony in Texas.

"With prospects of a recovery at LG Card still uncertain, did the bailout really reduce the impact on the markets?" Analysts said LG Card's financial troubles would continue as long as a slow economy held up the ability of millions of South Korean cardholders to pay their debts.

Events were then classified into 4 groups based on % change from 15 to 0 minutes prior to event: 1) Decreased preload (decrease in SV, CO, and increase in SVV); 2) Decreased afterload (decrease in Ea and SVR); 3) Decreased contractility (decrease in dP/dt); and 4) Uncertain (did not meet any criteria).

With the future of health care uncertain, do we want to be turning away these cooperative, albeit reticent minds?

Why, when the outcomes are so unlikely and uncertain, does he pursue his bombing campaign with such passionate intensity, while his statements on climate change – where the need for action is so clear – lack all conviction?

But the fact that the science of the time was uncertain doesn't let the sugar industry off the hook for its influence-peddling, since what the Sugar Papers show is that the industry was essentially uninterested in science.

The fact that we're uncertain doesn't mean we should remain inactive when we face such catastrophes.

Although such an interpretation in principle is compelling, exactly which associations are formed must remain uncertain: Do the larvae associate X with reward during X+ // Y training and/or do they associate Y with reward during X // Y+ training?

The study showed that 19% patients were uncertain or did not believe that HIV existed, while 24% were uncertain or did not believe that they were HIV-infected [ 24].

A majority (69%) of respondents were either uncertain or did not agree that a total smoking ban would increase the quality of care overall, and 71% were either uncertain or did not agree that a total smoking ban would improve patient mental health (Table 2).