Sentence examples for uncertainty behind from inspiring English sources

Every change will provoke discussion and, perhaps, uncertainty behind the scenes.

The pro-Europe home secretary, Roy Jenkins, said: "It puts the uncertainty behind us.

House members, considering their work done, headed home to their districts for a week's recess, trailing uncertainty behind them since no resolution to the standoff appeared imminent.

Considering the grave uncertainty behind the scenes at Hull – they are yet to sign a senior player since promotion and are unlikely to in the near future – Phelan should not be counting on being permanently appointed.

Its stock gained $6.31, or 13percentto to $54. "The announcement today removed some uncertainty behind the company and the stock," said Todd Raker, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston.

Microsoft needs to pull out a selection of fan favourites and unexpected original exclusives to put all the uncertainty behind it and to remind gamers how it built Xbox out of nothing to compete with PlayStation.

For example, the Senate committee said, intelligence officials did not explain the uncertainties behind their judgment that Iraq was pursuing biological, chemical and nuclear weapons.

2. The intelligence community did not accurately or adequately explain to policy makers the uncertainties behind the judgments in the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate.

Second, in the committee's view, the intelligence community did not accurately or adequately explain the uncertainties behind the judgments in the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate to policy makers, both in the executive branch and here on Capitol Hill.

The judgments overstated what analysts knew and then failed to explain the uncertainty or uncertainties behind those judgments -- in other words, the judgment with the caveats of "We generally feel this way, but there are those in the State Department, the Department of Energy, or whatever, who feel differently".

The statement in the National Intelligence Estimate that "Baghdad has mobile transportable facilities for producing bacterial and toxin biological weapons agents," overstated what the intelligence reporting suggested about an Iraqi mobile biological weapons effort and did not accurately convey to readers the uncertainties behind the source reporting.