Sentence examples for uncertainties raised from inspiring English sources
Because of the uncertainties raised by the cracks, officials decided to take the other express trains out of service.
Britain was among the millionaire havens until 2016, but may continue losing ground until it can resolve the uncertainties raised by Brexit.
Colombia, for example, demands conservationists' attention despite the uncertainties raised by its guerrilla war, he said, adding, "If a country is rich in diversity it's very dangerous to write it off because of temporary difficulties".
Asked to elaborate, he referred to the uncertainties raised by the referendum itself and to the multiple centrifugal effects of a Brexit vote: from the possible break-up of the UK to the disintegration of the EU.
Drawing from the lessons of that proposal and expert commentary upon it, Part V proposes a detailed solution to solve the constitutional problem and to clarify some uncertainties raised by the current Implementing Rules.
After the nuclear criticality accident at Tokaimura last September and the technical uncertainties raised by falsified plutonium fuel data, Japan should abandon its plutonium dreams and pursue offshore wind power instead.
In particular, we demonstrated here that modeling recent data helps pinpoint uncertainties, raise new questions, and experiment to get answers to these questions.
The uncertainty raised by Brexit is twofold.
The move represented heightened caution as the weak eurozone manufacturing data and Brexit uncertainty raised fears about the prospects of the wider economy.
The uncertainty raised the prospect that the family had bought itself only a short-term reprieve, and that it might soon find itself considering such options as another refinancing, an initial public offering or an outright sale.
As it begins, we are presented not with the eerie atmosphere of metaphysical uncertainty raised by the sentinels calling out into the chill, impenetrable night but with the certainty of Hamlet (Michael Stuhlbarg) arriving home, in cinematic fashion, with a rose and a valise in hand, to mourn at the tomb of his murdered father.
