Sentence examples for uncertain in terms from inspiring English sources

The election of the Republican candidate for president would be, like the British vote to leave the European Union, an event that "is not expected, but that is very consequential, while also being very uncertain in terms of precisely what it means for us all, now and into the future".

"I understand there are things that are unclear and uncertain in terms of the impact - but let's take one area we do know - the £22m the [Welsh] government had to put in in respect of council tax benefit.

As Europe becomes even more volatile and uncertain in terms of socio economic indicators, the pressure on individuals becomes even more challenging.

The estimation of expected lifetime fracture numbers and costs is highly uncertain in terms of changes in age-adjusted fracture incidence rates (secular trends).

Overseas literature suggests that the effectiveness of a home visiting program is uncertain in terms of preventing a decline in the functional status of elderly individuals.

And with, as Patten would surely agree, uncertain outcomes in terms of public standing and reputation.

Moving in September would have been wrong given a very uncertain backdrop in terms of financial market volatility.

"We had unsustainable deficits, we had an uncertain future in terms of the worldwide economy.

This has advantages, but may also lead to more uncertain outcomes in terms of innovation.

These fractures are characterized by an uncertain prognosis in terms of both morbidity and mortality.

The Brown ruling said, in no uncertain terms: "In the field of public education, the doctrine of 'separate but equal' has no place.