Sentence examples for uncertainties grew from inspiring English sources

As the political uncertainties grew, commentators said that even if a coalition were formed, it was likely to be so fragile that a new election might be needed later this year to try to achieve a clear majority for one of the two main parties, Labour or the Conservatives, or at least a clearer indication of what kind of government — and voting system — Britain wants.

He told Abe it was time to shift relations between the neighbors into "a new historic direction" with international "instability and uncertainties growing" — an apparent reference to the trade war.

But as the uncertainty grew on Friday night, people began to wonder.

But the uncertainty grew when the Saudi market dropped by a massive 5.5%.

But as uncertainty grew on Friday night, people began to wonder.

The government urged Brazilians to limit their water consumption, as uncertainty grew over how long the strike would last.

Last year the climate of uncertainty grew as pirates lowered a robot down to the wreck, working without permission of the legal salvors.

Most recently, equities markets have bounced around since an agreement reached in Europe last month, staging a strong rally before falling back as uncertainty grew about the details of the plan.

But the event was postponed last week as uncertainty grew in Westminster about when the UK would actually leave.

His uncertainty grew after he discussed the matter with Douglas Trumbull, who was one of four special photographic effects supervisors on the film.

"The yield will get bigger if uncertainty grows," noted the prime minister.