Sentence examples for uncertainty generated from inspiring English sources

Ms Deaves suggested the national decline of £1million houses could be due to the Stamp Duty rates which were introduced last year or the "uncertainty generated by the general election in May".

He added: "If the business world was to think seriously that this Bill had the slightest chance of passage and that the Conservatives were likely winners of the next general election, the uncertainty generated over our continuing membership of the EU for the next four years could have a devastating economic effect".

Here, we acknowledge a potential uncertainty generated from different optimal seasons some proxy records have.

The pound continues to come under pressure in light of the political uncertainty generated by the hung parliament.

The uncertainty generated by the LHA proposals have exacerbated this, putting the brakes on investment and planned developments.

Recent surveys of business owners have reflected dismay with the uncertainty generated by tariffs, whether already imposed or threatened.

So uncertainty generates an additional disincentive to create works in the absence of copyright protection.

Such uncertainty generates another kind of uncertainty, about what to do now, in the near term, and in the long term.

Compounding the friction that this uncertainty generates is the highly technical nature of quantitative research, which can strain relationships between data science teams and other business units.

However, the results of considering managerial flexibility using the binomial model show that the uncertainty generates value for the project.

In the process of pregnancy-birth-puerperium, frequent feelings such as responsibility, love, fear, uncertainty, generate strong expectations at birth.