Sentence examples for uncertain enough that 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.

ALMOST five years after the financial crisis, the economy has improved significantly, but remains uncertain enough that millions of worried Americans continue to watch how they spend.

"Private equity investors hate uncertainty, and the business situation at Yahoo is uncertain enough that it is bound to scare off many deep pocketed investors," he said.

The border is uncertain enough that both sides think they own the oil-producing Abyei region; a referendum that was supposed to decide in whose domain it lays still hasn't been held.

The law in these areas is uncertain enough that the Florida justices would have ground to reject the vice president's appeal even if they believe what his lawyers called "the undisputed evidence show[ing] that experts from both sides concluded that a manual review of contested ballots was necessary to ascertain the voter's intent".

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.

Some prominent scholars even agree with Trump on the solution: Make allies uncertain enough about U.S. support that they increase their own military investments.

He seems uncertain about his future - and uncertain enough about his recent past that he's not even willing to write off his experience in The Producers as a mistake he should never have made.

"Combine a sputtering economy that has people concerned about their jobs and any workaholic managers, and you could be left with a workforce uncertain enough about what's acceptable that they leave even more time on the table than their peers who have traditional vacation policies".

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