Sentence examples for uncertain strategy from inspiring English sources

Knowing the odds, Battier can pursue an inherently uncertain strategy with total certainty.

Bringing Pakistan into the search for Taliban contacts is also an uncertain strategy, American officials said.

Mullen told me that he sees various players in a prospective Afghan endgame, including the Taliban, "positioning themselves as best they can, with an uncertain outcome, an uncertain strategy, and an uncertain timeline.

Still, with high oil prices forcing airlines to raise fares and consider new fuel surcharges, a heavy dependence on international business-travel traffic is an uncertain strategy, especially if demand weakens.

It was recast under the backdrop of the Rays' uncertain strategy leading up to the trade deadline and amid a historically dominant stretch by Sabathia, who on his 31st birthday allowed as many as two runs for the first time since June 19 in Chicago.

The selection of the most appropriate regimen based on HER-2 status remains an uncertain strategy.

The uncertain strategies of the Lincoln administration during the first months of the Civil War created a fluid environment in which military leaders rose and fell.

Organized opposition to President Hugo Chávez edged closer to a fractious defeat today, with an economically disastrous general strike coming to an end in all but the oil sector and government foes uncertain what strategy to employ next.

Though the military outcome is still uncertain, the strategy adopted (a slow advance, a reliance on heavy weapons, and tight news management) makes most Russians think the war is going splendidly.

It did so after a disastrous attack launched from Jaffna last October, in which independent reports suggest that around 200 soldiers were killed and six tanks (nearly half of the army's total) were captured, with not a yard gained.In an interview last week, General Fonseka seemed uncertain what strategy the government was pursuing.

But Mr Alexander said the referendum was predicated on an "arbitrary date" and an "unrealistic and uncertain negotiating strategy" and claimed the issue had become an obsession for the Conservatives.