Sentence examples for uncertainty because of from inspiring English sources
"There's massive uncertainty because of the trade war.
The exercises, centering on amphibious landing drills, started Tuesday under some uncertainty because of those remarks.
The whole area of derivative trading is fraught with uncertainty because of the difficulty of valuation".
"It's clear there is uncertainty because of some of the statements made before the election.
Giants Coach Jim Fassel said he expected both players to be available but acknowledged that there was uncertainty because of the nature of their injuries.
Fionnula Earley, chief economist at Nationwide, agreed that while there was considerable uncertainty because of the behaviour of the stock markets, Miles' figure was "feasible".
"Teachers face five more years of 1% headline-pay rises and huge uncertainty because of the chaotic implementation of performance related pay.
The family-controlled Roche has been plagued by stagnant pharmaceutical sales and uncertainty because of the large stake bought by a rival, Novartis.
He called for a permanent fix to the island's Medicaid program, which faces crippling uncertainty because of limits on federal assistance unlike those of the 50 states.
In its outlook, UBS acknowledged on Tuesday that there was "some market uncertainty" because of "concerns relating to European sovereign debt".
The announcement relieves the opera house of having continually to find replacements and removes a lingering cloud of uncertainty because of Mr. Levine's health problems.
