Sentence examples for uncertain works from inspiring English sources

His whip-smart, mile-a-minute dialogue made The West Wing deeply addictive on TV, and after uncertain works such as Charlie Wilson's War and the strange, small-screen drama Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip – in which Sorkin's distinctive, faintly martyred seriousness was bafflingly applied to the backstage shenanigans of a fictional television comedy – this writer is triumphantly back on form.

Leading a coalition of this character is hard, uncertain work.

UBI can undoubtedly help ease the suffering of people – way too many people – who daily deal with empty wallets, hungry bellies, uncertain work and overdue rent.

But there is a common thread: chipping away at poverty is difficult and uncertain work, but perhaps the anti-poverty program with the very best record is education — and that's as true in New York as it is in Nigeria.

It was a slow-moving travel disruption with huge logistical effects — hotel rooms were hard to get, ground transportation was uncertain, work communications were going haywire as travelers found themselves stuck all over the world.

Her inquiry, which began in October 2012, found that an increasingly competitive and uncertain working environment meant that BBC employees still feared reporting abuse and taking on the broadcaster's stars.

This is not about "personal stories of inspiration", it's about the difficult and uncertain work of demystification and reconceptualisation: the hard stuff that really changes how we think.

After my wife and I wrote "Half the Sky," we decided not to start our own foundation or aid organization but simply to use our book and Web site to point readers to other aid groups — partly because giving away money effectively is such difficult and uncertain work.

Meanwhile the patient, uncertain work of hunting for the victims continues.

The uncertain work schedules of many parents in low-wage work often translated into reduced workdays for child care staff, who were sometimes sent home when children did not arrive for school.

It is very likely that many risk averse beneficiaries did not perceive the programme as advantageous as they would have faced a trade-off of certain DI benefits against a potentially higher, but more uncertain, work income.