Sentence examples for uncertain tides from inspiring English sources
The story of the years leading up to my return to the old questions can best be summarised as a series of measurements and chemical assays: the decline of serotonin in my brain; the uncertain tides of oestrogen and oxytocin, the diurnal rise and fall of blood alcohol, caffeine and sugar levels.
Amid an uncertain tide of political change, the controversial 'satellite cities' project is dramatically transforming peripheries into new urban centres and consigning old focal points to a life on the margins.
The royal tricolour which sprouts on lampposts across Beida is a rarity, as if people are uncertain which way the tide of history will go, and though the police have finally left their posts, they have not helped the civilian leadership fill the resulting vacuum, apparently for fear of appearing in public.And not all are so nostalgic for rule by lawyers.
The outlook seems even more uncertain now that the tribes have added their voice to the tide of criticism.
The twenty-some thousand conference goers will deliberate on the theme of "turning the tide" when the future of the AIDS response remains uncertain in the post-2015 development framework.
Despite being faced with an uncertain future of whether the diminishing land they live on will stay above the rising tide, the tribes still persist and continue to adapt to a changing environment and a transforming subsistence-based livelihood.
The arts council has given Museums Sheffield money to tide them over the redundancy period, and they have applied for further funds, but the future remains uncertain.
