Sentence examples for uncertainty means from inspiring English sources

More uncertainty means less consumer and business confidence — and less hiring.

All this uncertainty means that I can't fall in love with any one school just yet.

For St Mungo's, the uncertainty means trying to plan for a potential annual loss in income of £12m or more.

Still, he said, it remains to be seen whether economic uncertainty means people shop less during the holidays.

Such uncertainty means many LGBT teachers remain discreet about their sexuality, worried that coming out will jeopardise their position.

Yes, we have a renewable energy target, but the general policy uncertainty means even the political truce on that issue has not restarted investment.

The uncertainty meant he could not schedule concert dates.

Times of economic uncertainty mean more Americans look to higher education as a gateway to opportunity.

And new capital rules and economic uncertainty mean returns may be lackluster again in 2011.

Although the ball was shown to be hitting the stumps, the uncertainty meant the decision prevailed in the batsman's favour.

But Ms. Banks is never given enough time on-screen to complete the portrait that might make this uncertainty mean something.