Synonyms
Examples for "uncertain"
Examples for "uncertain"
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Bankers believe swing days could become increasingly common given uncertain market conditions.
2
Cue more furious debate in Britain, and an uncertain response in Europe.
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However, the optimal strategy and target level for lipid reduction remain uncertain.
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Future expenses are a question mark, partly because troop levels are uncertain.
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Yet a moribund real estate market means the company's outlook remains uncertain.
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Bleak and changeable March will rule the year in the intellectual heavens.
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On this changeable July day, Carlisle United have arrived at Cassius Camps.
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I think one place where leadership is changeable is in the courts.
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That rule is perfect and immutable; whereas I am changeable and imperfect.
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Its friable cliffs and strong tides produce a changeable and barren sea-floor.
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Important markets in Europe and the USA are still unsettled, Chan said.
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The US market was also unsettled by disappointing results from JP Morgan.
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Far from being unsettled, Japan went in search of an instant reply.
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Even with the new surveys, the Democratic race remains tight and unsettled.
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Wiseman joins the company during an unsettled period for active money managers.
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The interior boundaries of the country were in a like unsettled condition.
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It said fewer than 2 percent of its Katrina claims remain unsettled.
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There's a lot unsettled right now, a lot we both don't know.
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The unsettled conditions also brought ground frost, hail showers and almost-freezing temperatures.
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Because evidence -data -is so sparse, many controversies remain unsettled.
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Brick in a dream, indicates unsettled business and disagreements in love affairs.
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Though she knew it was an innocent gesture, it nonetheless unsettled her.
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It is necessary that I go to Rome, where things are unsettled.
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He could not appear to be unsettled by this in any way.
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I wasn't sure whether I should be unsettled by it or encouraged.
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Matters have been very unsettled, and I have not had a moment.
