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Meanings of uncertain future in English

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Usage of uncertain future in English
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It means the retailer's 498 employees are now facing an uncertain future.
News.com.au
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Welcome, once again, to the messy and uncertain future of British politics.
The Guardian
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Our economy is in many ways, flying blind into an uncertain future.
News.com.au
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She walked away and into a completely uncertain future without any support.
The Irish Times
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Fruit of the Loom workers have grown accustomed to an uncertain future.
The Irish Times
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My thoughts wandered through the dark past, and over the uncertain future.
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself
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They must either reposition their operations here or face an uncertain future.
The Irish Times
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Today there is no doubt the North is facing into another uncertain future.
The Irish Times
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An uncertain future The fight against extremism isn't always on the battlefield, however.
The Guardian
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Not with Sadie facing a long period of recovery and an uncertain future.
11/22/63
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Or simply trepidation about an uncertain future after a yes triumph?
The Guardian
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She is chosen to lead her people into an uncertain future.
Ebony
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A number of budget measures face a very uncertain future in the senate.
The Guardian
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What he did now, he did for an uncertain future and for hope.
Ahsoka
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New hires slumped, confronting aerospace engineering students with an uncertain future.
Wired
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The challenges facing resthomes, and why some have an uncertain future.
Radio NZ
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