Sentence examples for vote uncertainty from inspiring English sources

A6 Palestinian Vote Uncertainty Campaigning for Palestinian legislative elections got under way despite doubts about whether the vote would actually take place as scheduled.

With reports showing that Brexit vote uncertainty had driven down new buyer inquiries in recent months, "we suspect that mortgage approvals have further to fall over the rest of the year", said Scott Bowman, a UK economist at Capital Economics.

This grand opening is a sign of the boom in UK television and film production, highlighted in official government figures last week as one of the best performing sectors of the UK economy and helping to maintain growth in a time of post-Brexit vote uncertainty.

The drama of a contentious Brooklyn special election for a State Senate seat moved into an unmarked warehouse on Wednesday, and as officials began reviewing votes, uncertainty increased alongside absurdity.

The run-up to the vote created uncertainty that hit house sales and Foxtons said on Monday it expected the downturn to last at least until the end of this year.

Inquiries from buyers fell for the third month running in June, and the number of sales agreed dropped sharply as the Brexit vote fuelled uncertainty in the market, according to the latest monthly survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).

The number of votes per uncertainty ranged from 49 to 0 (median 5).

Vote Liberal – complete uncertainty".

That echoed reports from builders after the Brexit vote that economic uncertainty was hitting their order books.

The Cameron government has said it wants an earlier date for the vote, to end uncertainty that it says is deterring investment in Scotland.

The Brexit vote had created uncertainty, he said, while adding that all sides – the US, the UK and the EU – had an interest in "the smoothest possible transition".