Economic uncertainty, questions around migrant integration, Al-Qaeda or Isis-inspired violence against civilians and questions around European identity end up expressing themselves in a fear of Islam and terrorism, which are doubts politicians exploit.
The finalised questionnaire included a mixture of closed questions with a small number of options, many having five potential responses to attitudinal statements (sometimes with a 'not applicable' option to differentiate uncertainty from question irrelevance due to the nature of the call, e.g. breastfeeding discontinuation) and open questions.
In light of that uncertainty, the question for Wall Street is whether the upward push can endure.
As if taking the time to acknowledge uncertainty or question the current plan will detract from the "real" work of treating patients.
The conference call cancellation adds to the uncertainty and questions surrounding the company, which is based in Waterloo, Ontario.
The Yankees are 5-18, the worst spring-training record of any team in baseball, and they have more uncertainty, more questions, than in the past two years.
"Recording the first-person perspective -- the fear, the uncertainty, the questions that are being asked of people -- I think the current feeling is that there is an important opportunity to capture that," she said.
"It also helped to clear the air of uncertainty and questions among the Kurdish population that wondered how the military wing of the P.K.K. regarded the peace process, and it appears to be supportive," Mr. Firat said.
(One of those cases was recently thrown into uncertainty when questions were raised about the credibility of the accuser, a woman who said she had been raped and forced into prostitution at age 13).
If he can liquidate this hoard into cash, arms and food, his chances of clinging on indefinitely will be boosted.Given the range of uncertainties, the question of targeting Colonel Qaddafi himself becomes more relevant.
