Sentence examples for uncertainties whether from inspiring English sources

There are any number of uncertainties: whether enough charter schools will succeed, whether the new health insurance markets will function well, whether the Fed will learn to become an effective regulator of Wall Street.

The Democratic outcome had rested on two uncertainties: whether voters would be persuaded or repulsed by the $35 million campaign of Mr. Corzine, and whether Jim Florio could overcome the lingering animosity of Democrats who still nursed grudges over the $2.8 billion tax increase he passed in 1990, fueling years of Republican victories.

There are three critical uncertainties: whether trends in life history of exploited salmon are genetically based (Kuparinen and Merilä 2007), how quickly fisheries-induced evolution might occur, and whether such evolution is 'reversible' through management responses.

If so, this is not good for individual patients faced with the same uncertainties (whether aware of it or not), nor is it good for scientists who actively seek unanswered questions by challenging established practice, an area in which medicine has a poor record from Semmelweis to the present day.

There remains uncertainty whether that campaign, apparently orchestrated by the Serbian leadership, amounted to genocide.

Others declined over uncertainty whether workers' compensation would pay for any ill effects.

There is also some uncertainty whether Gazprom and its financial supporters can continue with this project.

However, there is great deal of uncertainty whether such films are amorphous or partially ordered.

The O.E.C.D. said there was considerable uncertainty whether the turmoil in the financial markets had fully run its course.

Although the region has an extensive trade in child slaves, there was growing uncertainty whether in this case they existed.

Ms. Marshner said both men had been given the statement to look over, but their assistants voiced uncertainty whether they had seen it.