Sentence examples for uncertain ties from inspiring English sources

The more basic question is whether China Unicom -- with untested management, uncertain ties in Beijing and an underdog position -- can compete in China's rapidly changing market.

But these are more uncertain times in many ways, even for people who have always been tied to the land.

Like thousands of Libyans, the Megrahis are adjusting to the new, uncertain political climate, where ties with the former regime are automatically suspect.

Last month, Sprint Nextel and SoftBank pledged not to use gear from Huawei if they merged, though that tie-up is now uncertain after Dish Network launched a $25.5 billion bid to compete with SoftBank's previous offer of $20.5 billion.

But the financial problems that continue to make Coventry's future uncertain, combined with his own ties to the north, would make the move an attractive one for Robins irrespective of moving up a division.

But he commended Obama for close cooperation on key issues such as North Korea's nuclear development and climate change, before sounding an uncertain tone about the future ties.

Since July, when the Era of Uncertainty began, the Morgan Stanley Cyclical Index -- those businesses most closely tied to this uncertain economy -- is up 26percentt.

He first proposed marriage to her following graduation but she declined, uncertain if she wanted to tie her future to his.

Several senior counterterrorism officials in Europe, however, said that they are uncertain that the group has strong ties to Al Qaeda.

The veracity of these tie-ins to the film is uncertain.

That, however, would mean tying up precious capital against an uncertain future.