Lawyers close to the case said that Mr. Lemus's fate had seemed so uncertain 20 minutes before the jury returned with its acquittal that the trial judge, Justice Bonnie G. Wittner of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, called the lawyers to the bench and asked if they wanted to discuss a plea bargain.
"While the members could see an increased risk of a marked slowing of growth relative to the rapid rate of expansion of the economy's potential, the degree to which growth in demand might remain sufficiently damped to contain and offset those inflation pressures was quite uncertain," the minutes said.
For me, the losses far outweigh the gains and the production style is uncertain: one minute it relies on artfully mimed domestic activity, the next on thunderous theatrical effects, including the raising and lowering of a steel gantry to remind of the perils of the mining life.
However, more mundane aspects of time are also disrupted in a condition such as chronic widespread pain, which is uncertain on a minute-to-minute, day-to-day basis, as well as in the longer term.
However, more mundane aspects of time are also disrupted in a condition such as CWP, which is uncertain on a minute-to-minute, day-to-day basis, as well as in the longer term.
At another uncertain point — three minutes later?
"The market seemed to focus on that 'unusually uncertain' comment a minute or so in and we never recovered," said Philip J. Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors.
But Kevin Marsh realised the dangers and proposed banning these outlets, while wondering 'does this sound too harsh?' The responsibility of the governors and their chairman Gavyn Davies remains much more uncertain, judging from the minutes of their emergency meeting on 6 July.
So it goes for the Kings, unsure how to play 48 minutes of cohesive basketball, uncertain where their future is.
I'm up first and, after 10 minutes of intensely uncertain climbing, I hit "the crux", as the hardest part of any section is called.
