Sentence examples for uncertain era from inspiring English sources

For all its qualifications, the meeting symbolized a new, if still uncertain, era.

That drop would usher in an uncertain era of shortages, price spikes and economic decline.

The Long Island Rail Road is entering a new and uncertain era.

And so, at a noisy Swiss hotel, Twitter ushered in a new, uncertain era more than 2,000 miles away in the Gulf.

Most South Africans will lament his exit, partly because it robs them of an active role for one of the few heroes of the age, partly because it marks the start of a more uncertain era.

Cuba has declared nine days of national mourning to mark the death of Fidel Castro, whose demise at the age of 90 has prompted emotional scenes in Havana and Miami, tributes and reflections from world leaders, and ushered the island into an uncertain era.

The portrayal of a confusing and uncertain era develops throughout the book.

A battle is brewing in Miami for nightlife supremacy as the city sits at a crossroads of an uncertain era.

Mr. Smith and Mr. Wankel said in interviews that their new venture also reflected the uncertain economic era, a step taken to help bankroll and mount their productions at a time when some investors may still be skittish about Broadway.

Georgia is on the edge of a new, uncertain political era after president Mikhail Saakashvili conceded defeat in parliamentary elections, and said the opposition billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili would form a new government.

In the uncertain post-Karimov era, the job will demand political nous and clout.