Sentence examples for uncertainty revived from inspiring English sources
The sociopolitical trauma of civil conflict with its cultural and economic uncertainty revived outmoded forms of realism.
The political uncertainty has revived concerns among investors about the fragility of the country's economy.
ANY smugness Suffolk County may have felt in surveying the financial distress of Nassau County was wiped away last week after a sudden and unexpected $620 million uncertainty that revived the painful legacy of the Shoreham nuclear power plant.
After the war ended, the Falklands economy was affected by declining wool prices and the political uncertainty resulting from the revived sovereignty dispute between the United Kingdom and Argentina.
Her remarks seemed to revive uncertainty about Mr. Romney's stance on abortion just 24 hours before he was scheduled to accept his party's presidential nomination.
In January Vodafone won a ruling saying it did not have to pay tax on its $11bn entry into the country, but this new plan could revive uncertainty over the position.
For many people who waited in agonizing uncertainty to hear from loved ones that day, the trauma is revived daily, every time they return to work.
CAIRO -- The cabinet offered its resignation on Monday to Egypt's transitional military rulers as security forces carried out an increasingly lethal crackdown on three days of violent street protests, reviving the uncertainty about Egypt's future that marked the earliest days of the Arab Spring.
THE decline in the Israeli stockmarket as Israel's conflicts with Hizbullah and Hamas have intensified 9.4% between July 10th and July 13th, though it has revived since may reflect more than the expected financial response to unrest and uncertainty.
Revived, the spectator left.
