Sentence examples for worldwide uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The Canadian tourism industry has started an aggressive advertising campaign that has included a humorous print advertisement with an enticing glimpse of Quebec City that offered Canada as a Plan B for those who thought better of this Plan A: "Given the economy and worldwide uncertainty, maybe this is the summer to stay in the U.S. and visit those distant relatives".

But when the dust cleared at the end of a most volatile year, the rash of bad economic news, worldwide political uncertainty stemming from the military action in the Persian Gulf and the impeachment of Bill Clinton had done little to hamper the FTSE 100 index, which ended 1998 more than 14.5percentnt stronger at 5882.6.

That's a mark of how the "collaborative consumption" market is segmenting into different price bands, even despite wider worldwide economic uncertainty.

Although the advent of new media technologies such as the Internet and social media provide exciting opportunities to facilitate and enhance worldwide communication, uncertainty also remains regarding potential negative consequences.

In a period of worldwide financial uncertainty, any low-cost treatment that will slow the progression of the disease prior to the requirement for pharmacological intervention should be welcomed.

The 261-day impasse — the longest on record worldwide — has caused uncertainty in financial markets.

The foreign exchange committee said last month that China faced greater risks as capital flowed rapidly in and out of the country this year against a backdrop of economic uncertainty worldwide.

"Our regional businesses performed well during the quarter despite economic pressures and uncertainties worldwide," said David R. Whitwam, the chief executive.

The company said worldwide economic volatility and uncertainty in emerging markets continue to hurt its sales volume and earnings.

Like savannas worldwide, there still remains uncertainty as to the functioning of much of this system and the mechanisms maintaining a state between open grassland and woodland.

The few thousand or so people with FOP worldwide live with grueling uncertainty: Some of their muscles or other soft tissues periodically, and abruptly, transform into new bone that permanently immobilizes parts of their bodies.