Sentence examples similar to uncertainty- from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty that's keeping businesses from spending or hiring isn't uncertainty about what Barack Obama is doing or saying.

But they don't know for sure and uncertainty nags.

Nick Clegg, who has been briefed by the prime minister on the speech, will reject Cameron's pledge to hold a referendum by 2017 on the grounds that it is wrong to commit Britain to such a specific timetable when there is uncertainty over whether negotiations will take place.

Amid all the uncertainty one decision could be made on Monday: victory for Rotherham, who play 17th-placed Brighton at home, would mean that by the time Blackpool play Reading on Tuesday the Tangerines would already be relegated.

Ofcom's decision, coming a day after the regulator admitted for the first time that it was "very unlikely" that all the local TV stations would succeed, casts further uncertainty over the future of loss-making London Live.

Now, that job is made all the harder if we have years of grinding uncertainty because of an ill-defined, protracted renegotiation of Britain's status within the European Union.

This uncertainty and the stress it causes affects our ability to offer quality care.

There was institutional uncertainty and the team who suited him so well was dismantled.

He also warned of the threat to Scotland's booming financial sector from the uncertainty that independence would bring.

There was an uncertainty about how these people would be different and whether we would have to modify our behaviour.

Apart from opposition in Madrid, one of Mas's biggest difficulties is uncertainty over whether a newly independent Catalonia could remain within the European Union and the euro.