Sentence examples for which remain uncertain from inspiring English sources

He is reported to have held the office of qadi in a town in Morocco before his death, details of which remain uncertain.

The talks were due to resume Another option debated may have been natural gas bonds linked to hydrocarbon reserves discovered off Cyprus, which remain uncertain and will not be exported until at least 2019.

Mr. Hollande offered no explanation for his decision to await the United Nations findings, the timing of which remain uncertain, but French lawmakers have in recent days increasingly called for him to do so.

For eight months Cabral made all preparations, but for reasons which remain uncertain, he was relieved of command.

28 The importance of this issue depends on the sources of heterogeneity in the evidence and their relation to a future implementation, both of which remain uncertain here given the limited existing evidence base for several of the instruments.

[Page A20.] Oil Markets Shrug Off Tanker Blast Oil markets shrugged off the explosion on a French tanker, the cause of which remained uncertain.

Weale said the path of interest rates would depend on the state of the economy – which remained uncertain – and he would monitor developments at home and abroad, especially in China, where the world's second-biggest economy is slowing.

Much of this is a catch-up to current conditions, which remain highly uncertain, but until China demand and emerging market currencies find a floor, it will remain challenging to put an absolute floor on commodity prices.

There is a genuine need for more kinetic experiments targeting reaction parameters which remain widely uncertain owing to their weak influence on most available measurements.

Probucol has been previously reported to have potent lipid-lowering properties, which remain of uncertain mechanism (Stocker, 2009).

As Mark, reprised by Matthew and Luke, presents the scene, when the attempt to have Jesus executed for threatening the Temple failed, Caiaphas simply declared whatever Jesus said (about which we must remain uncertain) to be blasphemy.