Sentence examples for uncertain got from inspiring English sources

Back in '33, when he spoke an incomprehensible jargon, the fact that he was sure when everyone else was uncertain got him a loyal following.

If your doctor is uncertain get a second opinion with another gynecologist or gynecological oncologist.

If you're uncertain, get used to the waves with a boogie board, said Bill Jones, a Monterey-based EMT and the executive director of the Surfer's Medical Assn.

After an uncertain start Djokovic got into his serve a couple of times but Federer was in a different zone – not for the first time in the tournament – and held to love again for 3-2 after a quarter of an hour.

Over the next few months, Lopez spent a night on the streets to find out for himself what it was like, introduced Ayers to sheltered housing on Skid Row (with slow and uncertain results) got him to perform in a nightclub (ditto) and accompanied him to a concert at Disney Hall.

The vaccination was often described as "not really useful" (" it's very uncertain, I got vaccinated and it didn't prevent me from catching the flu.. ..... [respondent 10, man, 44 years old]), especially for people who were not "frail": " I was proposed it at my workplace but refused because at my age: it's not necessary, so I decided not to have it.

Maybe it is uncertain about getting to 90.

Companies are holding back on investments, including for new equipment and personnel, because many are uncertain about getting future orders from struggling European economies.

Especially when she was told, in no uncertain terms, "Get your gear, and get in the car -- there's a kid walking down the street with live lambs".

Nobody wanted the law to be uncertain and getting the technicalities right was something on which the government needed expert help.

The predictions prompted many travelers to cancel trips, left commuters and parents of schoolchildren uncertain about getting to work and school, and sent residents out in droves to stock up on food and other supplies, leaving the shelves of many grocery stores and supermarkets all but denuded of staples.