Sentence examples for uncertainty day from inspiring English sources

I DIDN'T know this — maybe you did — but Nov. 17 is officially "Coping With Uncertainty Day".

But the good news is that we have almost 11 months to prepare for the next "Coping With Uncertainty Day".

In addition to the questions about the EU's viability, the UK will also get a new prime minister who must negotiate cutting the ties with the EU, which will be difficult at best and adds to the uncertainty, Day said.

There was still considerable uncertainty Tuesday about the terms of the potential deal, and a Netflix spokesman declined to comment.

All of the uncertainty Monday weighed on the overall market, but technology stocks were one of the few bright spots.

WASHINGTON — The National Football League, which last year had revenues of more than $9 billion as America's most popular sport, was plunged into deep uncertainty Friday when negotiations between owners and players for a new contract broke off.

In a cruel twist of irony, the league Gavitt shepherded to prospect found itself surrounded by uncertainty Saturday, as the long-time members Pittsburgh and Syracuse appear poised to leave for the Atlantic Coast Conference.

There was uncertainty Saturday night over whether polling places had followed consistent standards in counting votes, and Taiwan's High Court ordered the sealing of all ballot boxes on Sunday morning, pending a possible recount.

Wall Street continued to wallow in their own sense of frustration and uncertainty Thursday due to disappointing labor and manufacturing data.

Travelers headed for Turkey from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport had their plans tossed into uncertainty Friday evening as news of a possible coup took over airport television screens.

The proposed Markov-based HW GARCH model with a standard scenario generation-reduction technique is used to capture the uncertainty in day-ahead, intra-day, and real-time prices.