Had he cracked up? "No," he says uncertainly.
But while change is still frustratingly slow, we are at least inching – albeit stubbornly and at times uncertainly – in the right direction.
So much depends on England's openers but Rene Farrell finds a touch of movement immediately, forcing Taylor to poke very uncertainly outside off.
"Yeah," he says uncertainly.
Peru still suffers what it can hope, reasonably but uncertainly, to be the last sputter of earlier outbreaks; Mexico has embryonic ones that may become serious, but probably will not.
In neat symmetry with his PMQs opponent, Ed Miliband runs his party by swaying uncertainly between the two philosophies.From his cosmopolitan perch, your correspondent can but offer two bits of advice.
David Cameron runs the party by swaying uncertainly between the two.In Labour the picture is muddier (perhaps a product of opposition).
Surely the ECB should prefer to drive a well-engineered Porsche with care, than a clapped-out old banger that responds slowly and uncertainly to the accelerator or the brake.
The three-party alliance consisting of Mrs Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), its Bavarian sibling, the Christian Social Union (CSU), and the Free Democratic Party (FDP)—has bickered openly and steered uncertainly in its first year or so in office.
Nobody claimed responsibility, but NATO-led foreign forces soon blamed the Taliban militants they have been fighting for more than a decade.Faced with such barbarism, and seeing their own campaign progress uncertainly, Western soldiers often ask why Afghans themselves do not take more of a stand against the Taliban and related insurgents.
Rumours have appeared in the press that Bumi PLC might dispose of its stake in PT Bumi and focus on PT Berau.Added uncertainly hangs over the Bakries' stake in Bumi PLC, which is pledged against a $440m debt facility from Credit Suisse.
