Sentence examples for uncertain direction from inspiring English sources

The England team came to reflect the RFU at the top, heading in an uncertain direction.

But just when you begin to relax and wait for the usual buttons to be pushed, "Stander" swerves in a more uncertain direction.

Flighty and desperately social, Hedda, as reflected by Kate Burton under the uncertain direction of Nicholas Martin, exists in the whirling good times of the past.

Worried about the uncertain direction of the economy and about how much further interest rates may fall, investors spent much of last week on the sidelines, awaiting this week's meeting of the Federal Reserve.

Both musically and lyrically, the song hadn't conveyed the high stakes that Miranda sought to capture, in which Hamilton's fears about Burr's lack of integrity extended to broad trepidation about the uncertain direction of the country.

The sale is a story that extends beyond the numbers of the deal and even beyond the uncertain direction of the newspaper industry — it has political reach, and, for many people, a personal element, too.

There are days when the knuckleball dances from Tim Wakefield's right hand to the catcher's mitt, and opposing hitters can only flail at pitches that dart in uncertain directions.

The uncertain semantics of uncertain directions are formalized, such as possibly north, possibly south, possibly southeast, etc.

The approximate relations can be interpreted from two aspects: the lower part (only including crisp relations about uncertain region) and the uncertain part (the uncertain directions about uncertain regions).

According to Schwartz and Boehnke [ 32], page 236], "The second dimension arrays values in terms of the extent to which they motivate people to follow their own emotional and intellectual interests in unpredictable and uncertain directions (openness) versus to preserve the status quo and the certainty it provides (conservation)." Hedonism shares elements of both openness and self-enhancement.

In this method, the uncertain steering vector or direction-of-arrival (DOA) is assumed to be a random vector or random variable with a prior distribution that describes the level of uncertainty.