Sentence examples for united uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Despite finishing five points clear of Manchester United, uncertainty surrounds Sherwood's future as the club has been linked with several replacements for next season.
A comprehensive bill passed the House in 2009 but died in the Senate the next year, a victim of united Republican opposition, uncertainty about the economy, bad blood from the health care debate and unease generated by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
And while opinions differ widely and loudly over visions of the future and the steps needed to achieve them, they are perhaps united in their uncertainty over the outcome of the upheavals.
Bob Samuelson this morning argues that the Democrats should put off major reforms, which would produce greater economic uncertainty and split the country when it needs to be united behind large economic rescue packages.
These days, when we all know so much and so little, it is our uncertainty that unites us.
The unwieldy nature of the governing coalition, united by access to power, resources, and hatred of Mr Saakashvili, gives rise to further uncertainty.
Which takes us to the second important uncertainty of this apparently certain result - which is whether Tory MPs will be more or less united than in the current parliament.
At a time when fear and uncertainty give rise to quick and sometimes unfounded judgements, this video reminds us that we are united by our humanity.
A multiplicity of owners and an uncertainty of administration caused both colonists and colonizers to feel dissatisfied with the proprietary arrangement, and in 1702 the crown united the two Jerseys into a single royal province.
