Sentence examples for uncertain votes from inspiring English sources

But it still faces uncertain votes in the full Senate and the lower house.

Ahead of one of the tightest and most uncertain votes in recent years, the Democratic minority leader, Harry Reid, took to the Senate floor to warn that his party would block passage of an enabling bill unless it was broadened to include currency manipulation provisions aimed at China.

His was among the last uncertain votes in the Senate.

As a landmark gay marriage bill hurtled toward an uncertain vote last year, New York's Democratic leaders scrambled to corral support.

It passed by one, shaky, uncertain vote.

The suspense was broken when Kansas Senator Edmund Ross, whose position was uncertain, voted for acquittal.

A. I am uncertain whether vote swapping would count as illegal vote buying.

The margin of his victory and the order of those behind him remain uncertain until more votes are counted.

Abortion opponents say they are uncertain how many votes the new abortion restrictions -- many of which have passed the House -- would get in the Senate.

The Republicans, he said, hesitated to approve a plan that would give Mr. Maloney an advantage in the newly created Fifth District with Republican votes uncertain in the Second District.

The earthquake made the February vote impossible and the November vote uncertain.