Sentence examples for uncertain gain from inspiring English sources
Even air strikes would only buy time an uncertain gain at a huge cost.
As his friend, the Cuban writer Guillermo Cabrera Infante, observed: "Peru's uncertain gain would be literature's loss.
Why, Groopman asked, "did doctors welcome therapies with known toxicity and uncertain gain, and why did patients... subject themselves to them?" By the end of his article, Groopman had cobbled together an answer, a caustic one.
But, because it was unlikely that an ethics board would allow a doctor to operate on the brain of a human for uncertain gain when a simpler and less risky procedure on the sinuses was possible, surgeons in the West had used only ensheathing cells from the nasal cavity.
It is shown that the first generation CRONE control-system design methodology is able to provide robust fractional order PID for uncertain gain perturbed plants.
A battle between them would potentially be complex and finely balanced, for uncertain gain and with horrible publicity (we all remember what happened to Heather Mills), whereas the draw of being able to avoid the debilitating process and get on with life is a strong one.
If you're thinking, "Those are incremental, speculative and highly uncertain gains," well, you're right.
The Premier League chief executive, Richard Scudamore, had said the B-team idea was worth considering but concluded that the disruption to the football pyramid was not worth the uncertain gains.
For example, one party might pay a small amount to receive a fixed interest rate on a corporate bond in lieu of uncertain gains on the same corporation's stock.
Far more serious, say opponents, is that pursuing these uncertain gains for the future means violating here and now certain common understandings that have served as firewalls against equal threats to humanity.
That is partly because we believe that a break-up would benefit nobody: on most measures the certain costs for people on both sides of the border far outweigh the uncertain gains.
