Sentence examples for uncertainty triggered from inspiring English sources

The economic uncertainty triggered by the referendum vote is one of a number of factors that have split the Fed's board.

Meanwhile, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, British defence secretary Philip Hammond met with Saudi Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz to discuss Iraq, according to the state news agency SPA, AFP reports: Hammond's stop in Jeddah is the first on a Gulf tour that will also take him to the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait, amid uncertainty triggered by the Iraqi crisis.

Meanwhile the political circus and business uncertainty triggered by the Brexit vote goes on.

And heavily shaped by Brexit — while still lacking coherence for dealing with the short-term and longer term uncertainty triggered by the vote to the leave the EU.

Instead, the country has turned from a poster boy of recovering Southeast Asia only a year ago to a pariah state in the face of heightened uncertainty, triggered by an abrupt bout of violence: A coordinated string of nine bombings across the capital of Bangkok, hours before the new year was ushered in, killed at least three people and injured 38.

But what gives those eternal questions their narrative drive is how the men in the grey flannel suits who survived the Depression, World War II and Korea coped with a time of sudden and unexpected uncertainty, triggered by three or more shots in Dealey Plaza.

Britain's economy will grind to a near standstill over the coming months as Brexit-related uncertainty triggers a slump in investment, the British Chambers of Commerce predicted.

Britain's economy will grind to a near standstill over the coming months as post-referendum uncertainty triggers a slump in business investment, a leading business group has warned as it slashed its growth forecasts.

To enhance disembodied learning processes on individual and organisational levels, which would lead to revising the views of the world [1, 2], accepting uncertainty, triggering spontaneity and experimentation, and acting accordingly with/against changes/shocks [8, 9].

Reduced uncertainty triggers the LDP's underlying focus on organisational control.

The context of high uncertainty triggers the LDP's underlying focus on organisational creativity.