I thought you'd be uncertain, Barrett.

I think they heard that in no uncertain terms today.

In which I expressed my opinions in no uncertain terms.

And, uncertain.

I don't know! I'm caught in the middle, and sometimes I'm uncertain.

Chile s Uncertain Future

And from Lithuania, that's uncertain. I shall say, three or four days, sir.

The father is always uncertain.

The future is very uncertain.

The election timetable is still uncertain.

Well, the doctor seemed rather uncertain.

The impacts of climate change on Iceland are very uncertain, as the nature of such change is itself uncertain.

With regard to freedom of religion, although there were some reports of liberalization, the extent to which it was genuine was uncertain.

I ain't going to risk my little girl here just to make money uncertain as times are.

The extent of such effects remains uncertain.

Of course I realize everything you've done for me, but, well... life is so uncertain nowadays, isn't it?

Some reports also indicated that the civilian population was unaware of the existence of such a corridor or was uncertain of its exact location.

Figures concerning the number of casualties remain uncertain.

We are thus uncertain about what the amendment involves. The Chairman I call on the Secretary of the Committee.

Judging biological age in this way is very uncertain.

However, the Penal Code s adoption remains uncertain as well.

But her quest is a bit vague and uncertain.

Fabrizio, aren't you eating? You seem a little uncertain.

The future was uncertain, nor only for the Agency but also for the Palestinian refugees, particularly those in the Gaza Strip.

Moreover, the language implied a causal link between climate change and current extreme weather events, while in reality that link was uncertain.

In light of the present global imbalances, it was generally acknowledged that the future evolution of external conditions for development is uncertain.

For many Parties, data are either lacking or highly uncertain.

But we are young, and our future is so uncertain.

But literally within days of arriving I was told, in no uncertain terms, by a number of West African women, that Africans didn't want saving, thank you very much, least of all not by me.

In the early 1990s, when the Trade Efficiency programme was ready to be launched, many developing countries and economies in transition were faced with very uncertain prospects regarding the structures of their economies (e.g. in Eastern and Central Europe) and their potential role in international trade (the conclusion of the Uruguay Round was still uncertain).

I've been told off in no uncertain terms, all over town.

is as vague and uncertain as any in the English language.

3.1 Counsel claims that the reason that he lodged the complaint over 1½ years after the complainant's removal was that for a long period it was uncertain who was able to represent him.

93. The need for a common yardstick applicable in all situations was stressed, but it was uncertain how to ensure that non State actors would feel bound by such provisions.

The other thing we do is we make everything that's uncertain certain.

Those who voted affirmatively were only a tiny minority. Many were uncertain.

Tom is still uncertain about whether to go to college or not.

We might decide at that point that even though geo engineering was uncertain and morally unhappy, that it's a lot better than not geo engineering.

However, having examined the budget for the Mission, it was uncertain as to what other options existed, especially for the transport of contingent owned equipment.

Even in this new and uncertain era, however, some trends can be identified.

As noted in paragraph 6 above, the timing of the elections remains uncertain.

Claimants provisionally ineligible, or with uncertain eligibility, according to the Executive Committee database

I'm afraid my plans for remaining in London are still a little uncertain.

In principle, if income levels were declining or uncertain, it made sense to limit expenditure, which was one of the main reasons for the recent tight budgets.

For if the trumpet gave an uncertain sound, who would prepare himself for war?