Sentence examples for uncertainties about whether from inspiring English sources

Rather, she said, it was premature to dismiss the lawsuits because there are still uncertainties about whether German companies will come up with the money.

Ofgem said there were "continuing uncertainties" about whether having retail and wholesale businesses under one roof was in customers' best interests.

There are still big uncertainties about whether and how the money will be used, but it has raised hopes of a revival in Japan.

Both create "uncertainties about whether auditing professionals will continue to remain actively engaged in setting auditing standards and that auditors will have sufficient latitude to respond to the needs of both investors and public companies," the organization said.

But so are the airports themselves, with landing-fee revenue off sharply amid uncertainties about whether airlines will make timely payments on fees they pay to rent terminal space.

But he has not said whether he will accept the post, given uncertainties about whether the council will have actual powers over important security and economic policies, or merely be an advisory panel.

That would also clarify Torre's uncertainty about whether outsiders would be allowed in his office.

There has also been uncertainty about whether New Delhi will retain its matches.

The report adds to the uncertainty about whether the 10-year economic expansion is waning.

But he seems to have miscalculated American uncertainty about whether immigration helps or hurts.

There was uncertainty about whether he was aware of what was going on.