Sentence examples for uncertainties over issues from inspiring English sources

But, with two years to go before a vote, it is uncertain whether those numbers will endure in an era of economic austerity and broader uncertainties over issues like Britain's place in the European Union and Mr. Cameron's shaky coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, said Standard Life's announcement "doesn't surprise me" because of uncertainty over issues such as currency and an independent Scotland's EU membership.

"[There will be] uncertainty over issues ranging from the timelines for political and economic independence, resultant institutional frameworks, lender of last resort for Scotland, the division of assets and liabilities, fiscal impact and policies, and what currency choices Scotland will have available and choose," it wrote.

Uncertainty over issues of patient and staff safety, cost-efficiency and patient acceptability declared by health-care professionals (Table 2), combined with a primary focus on therapeutic trials, proved to be major obstacles to recruitment that the oncologists leading the trial were unable to overcome.

The remaining 90% of decisions will be made by CP (though a number of these may require further discussion/joint reading between the CP, GW and/or the wider project team as there may be uncertainty over issues of relevance and/or rigour).

The reason behind these discords were laid on the imperfect execution of the reorganisation of the College in 1568 and the uncertainty over issue of granting arms to the new and emerging gentry of the era.

That may very well be the case, but the uncertainty over the issues of governance and antitrust is puzzling, even with the sudden release.

Analysts say uncertainty over tax issues and potential costs from health care and financial regulation reform bills have been major reasons employers have been hesitant to start hiring workers.

If the two parties could get together and remove the clouds of uncertainty over those issues, remove the growing sense that our country is politically paralyzed, you would not need another dime of stimulus money.

One of those signatories was chief executive of the Weir Group Keith Cochrane, who told BBC Breakfast that the uncertainty over economic issues was hurting businesses.

Uncertainty over those issues helped drive the market's sell-off this week.