Sentence examples for while uncertain from inspiring English sources
However, as they both admit, Murray's surgery after that uplifting burst of trophy collection left him physically and spiritually drained and, for a while, uncertain about his future.
If it remains a while uncertain to whom the merit belongs, some one more vain than yourself will be encouraged to claim it, and then even envy will be disposed to do you justice by plucking those assumed feathers, and restoring them to their right owner.
Analysts, while uncertain about Covad's future, say its greatest advantage is a cash reserve of more than $800 million.
While uncertain where he will wind up, Postell will almost certainly be drafted along with his teammates Erick Barkley and Bootsy Thornton.
And there, pollsters and political analysts say, voters are very familiar with Mrs. Clinton, while uncertain about Mr. Lazio, who remains something of an unknown quanity -- even to those who, by now, should be pledging their allegiance to him.
The reasons for the EMPT while uncertain appear to involve a non-linear response of the Earth climate system.
For a while, he was uncertain whether he would attend college, but ultimately he applied and was accepted to Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, where a friend had also enrolled.
But the city's fiscal outlook, while still uncertain, has vastly improved since the bailout plan was passed last spring.
The Palestinian Authority reacted with concern today to reports that the Bush administration might call for creating an interim Palestinian state while leaving uncertain its final borders and the timetable for determining them.
While the uncertain economic climate has led many companies to hold off on planning to take more space, according to brokers around New Jersey, some deals have been made in Parsippany.
Judges, while still uncertain of how to implement the rules, have largely welcomed the media into court and run-of-the-mill cases have been shown not to be of any interest to the supposedly prying eyes of the media.
