Sentence examples for uncertainty of whether from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many of them hinge on the uncertainty of whether they will even survive the movie.

"The Lizard King" ends with the uncertainty of whether prison taught Van Nostrand a lesson.

The uncertainty of whether he will kill or rape her is horrifying.

Another problem is the uncertainty of whether hospitals will drop plans that fail to meet their terms.

"The uncertainty of whether Trumpcare will or won't pass is disturbing for us at the medical center, though.

While the six men are stuck below, everyone else is trapped above with a painful uncertainty of whether the men 1,800 feet underground are dead or alive.

The uncertainty of whether the government is strong enough to take such measures has had the effect of raising interest rates, making debt payments more expensive.

Gazans are not haunted by the past, or by grief; they are haunted by the future, the uncertainty of whether they will cope.

The eagerness of many opponents, including Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, to obtain the speech has grown out of the uncertainty of whether a transcript existed.

The managers in charge of the Portal deal assessed uncertainty in terms of "whether it is easy to quantify the combined value of the target and the deal".

For example, the average uncertainty of predicting whether or not a sample is cancerous is equal to the average entropy of the joint expression states [ 15, 17, 18].