Sentence examples for uncertain enough from inspiring English sources

His future is uncertain enough that two of his colleagues are jockeying to replace him.

Amazon's prospects are just uncertain enough that if it failed it could take USA down.

And this market is still uncertain enough to not provide enough of a beacon on where it is going".

That suggests the markets remain of the view that G20 tax reform remains uncertain enough to be ignored.

As if the situation wasn't volatile and uncertain enough, the BoE governor poured petrol on the flames.

It was agreed that the city's circumstances were uncertain enough so that the board should meet again within the month & thereafter more often than in the recent past.

He argues that merely imagining that an event's outcome is uncertain is enough to create suspense, thereby qualifying the first premise of the paradox only entertained uncertainty is necessary for suspense.

She and her family have been through the wringer — lost jobs, uncertain housing, enough persistent economic worry that tickets for her four kids, at $12 each, verged on unaffordable.

In 2009, about 19 percent of households with a low-income person over age 60 faced this problem — meaning that the older adult was uncertain of having enough food or unable to acquire enough.

Bush does not, of course, claim that any judicial act interpreting a statute of uncertain meaning is enough to displace the legislative provision and violate Article II; statutes require interpretation, which does not without more affect the legislative character of a statute within the meaning of the Constitution.

The uncertain parameters without enough samples are modeled as interval variables.