Sentence examples for was rather uncertain from inspiring English sources

"Before, the outlook was rather uncertain, but it is brightening now," Mr. von Stackelberg said.

What was rather uncertain was the dynamic that would result from collaborating with and befriending my colleagues.

As the number of vaccine doses available at the start of the vaccination campaign was rather uncertain, the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality and the Dutch agricultural industry wanted to evaluate several different vaccination strategies.

Obviously, since only 25 compounds were examined, assessment was rather uncertain, and the subdivision of the set into subsets for different chemical classes would have generated groups too small for a meaningful statistical analysis.

"However, whether consumers will continue to spend at the same level in 2017 is rather uncertain.

The upper jaws are greatly prolonged in the swordfishes and billfishes; the significance of this feature is rather uncertain.

The positions of the microcontinents that later came together to form Asia are rather uncertain, but many of them probably were either attached or adjacent to the northern margin of Gondwana and migrated north to fuse with the growing area of Asia at several junctures during the later Phanerozoic Eon.

However, emission inventories of agricultural soils are rather uncertain.

While assumptions about cohort turnover and mortality generally are reliable, the validity of assumptions about future migration is rather uncertain.

However, such a model will be rather uncertain, because depth is not the single most important factor for assessing the permeability.

The bands assigned by Loehr and Plane[35] to the first species are rather uncertain, but overall our observations are consistent with their band assignments for these two most deprotonated arsenite species.