Sentence examples for uncertain rise from inspiring English sources

Moreover, CO2 is responsible for only part of the putative (probable, but still uncertain) rise in world temperatures.

He had a first rush of fame with "This Side of Paradise," a bad book buoyed up by its time, and a probing and uncertain rise into mature artistry with two good, troubled books, "The Great Gatsby" and "Tender Is the Night".

The W.H.O. said it was just beginning to gather epidemiological data to assess how much the quake's toll, which is still uncertain, might rise.

Colley, however, shows how complex and uncertain that rise really was by examining the lives of the hundreds of thousands of Britons taken captive in America, North Africa, and India between 1600 and 1850.

This, it is argued, promises fatter profits in the upturn and therefore justifies today's lofty share prices.Unfortunately, even if the recession is over and even if productivity growth remains impressive, both of which are uncertain, the rise in profits over coming years is likely to disappoint investors.

Gold, a long-standing haven for investors in uncertain times, rose as much as 8%.

DISRUPTIVE innovations may be a staple of business-school study, but schools are uncertain how the rise of mass-audience online education will affect their own market.

As the FDP becomes a wild card, and the coalition arithmetic of an SPD-Green majority is so uncertain, the odds rise of an alliance between the CDU and either the Greens or the SPD.

It was uncertain whether the rise of substandard medicines incidents were related to improved detection by Health Canada or due to an increase of substandard medicine production by manufacturers.

Specifically, elevated plasma corticosterone is necessary for the induction of NPY mRNA with fasting and diabetes; since corticosterone implants only produced a non-significant trend in NPY mRNA, it remains uncertain if a rise in corticosterone may be sufficient to induce NPY mRNA.

But domestic revenues are also uncertain because of rising fuel costs and weakening demand.