Sentences with phrase «huge uncertainty»

While there are huge uncertainties in almost every aspect of this study, this research shows that we can «connect the dots» from a methane hydrate forcing to the observed global warming.

What that means is that, on average, one or two children in every elementary school classroom in the country is coping with huge uncertainty about future family stability.

Yet there is huge uncertainty over whether it will be possible to deploy them quickly — and at scale — without causing knock - on environmental and social problems.

The entire recession of the ice stream will still take centuries, but this is very difficult to model and there are huge uncertainty ranges with many unknown parameters.

Huge uncertainties make it difficult to predict the magnitude of consequences of human activity in the deep ocean.

Now there is huge uncertainty about business models, even as digital gives consumers more convenient access to news than ever before.

There has been huge uncertainty over the player's future for weeks but the young striker has now agreed new terms with the club.

To be fair, the OBR acknowledged that «huge uncertainty remains around the diagnosis for recent weakness and the prognosis for the future».

At the same time (following Judith Curry's logic) develop a better understanding of all the many huge uncertainties related to both natural and anthropogenic climate change of our planet, so that we can arrive at better forecasts of what we should expect and prepare for.

Founders face huge uncertainties while building a company.

What that means is that, on average, one or two children in every elementary school classroom in the country is coping with huge uncertainty about future family stability,» writes Professor Hiro Yoshikawa.

«The changes to exam grading have created huge uncertainty for pupils, teachers, parents and employers which will be difficult for schools to manage.

«Teachers face five more years of one per cent baseline - pay rises and huge uncertainty because of the chaotic implementation of performance related pay.»

ASCL general secretary Dr John Dunford said: «There is huge uncertainty among schools as to whether they can deliver 17 diplomas, each at three levels - that is 51 different courses - plus, at the same time, continue to offer a wide range of GCSEs and A levels.

This means that huge uncertainty surrounds the method and it might have to be abandoned very quickly,» says Professor Hannele Korhonen of the Finnish Meteorological Institute.

you get huge uncertainties, but understand this... trends do nt exist.

«This brings huge uncertainty for employers, whose action in retiring someone under reg 30 would previously have been expected to withstand scrutiny but could now be brought into question.

Most Chinese climate officials and experts agree that China could probably peak its emissions between 2030 and 2035, but huge uncertainties remain.

One area of huge uncertainty is under what circumstances the Opposition could try and take over without a fresh election.

Under the A1B «Business as Usual» emissions scenario from the IPCC (2.6 °C warming by 2100), Gladstone et al. (2012) predict recession over the next 200 years with huge uncertainty over the rate of retreat, and full collapse of the trunk of Pine Island Glacier during the 22nd Century remains a possibility15.

«Despite today's announcement, there still remains huge uncertainty about the scope and pace of Government reforms and many unanswered questions, including about the future of funding for schools and about the future role of local authorities in the provision of education.

«There will be huge uncertainty in China's future energy consumption mix and carbon emission outlook.

Not an arbitrary timetable for a referendum, which puts Tory party politics before the national economic interest, and is creating huge uncertainty for business.

«Teachers face five more years of 1 % headline - pay rises and huge uncertainty because of the chaotic implementation of performance related pay,» said Mr Courtney.

On the other hand, we have to consider that people in marginalised rural regions, who have been hit hardest by the ongoing fighting face huge uncertainty.

Despite the hype around a few incredible dropout success stories, the vast majority of startup founders complete college, and a whole host of tech scene veterans (with the notable exception of Peter Thiel) say that, given the huge uncertainty inherent in the startup game, it's generally wise for aspiring founders to finish their degrees.

«There's this huge uncertainty now.

Despite the huge uncertainties related to the two massive hurricanes that hit the U.S., the global oil market looks tighter than it has in a long time, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.

Given adverse markets, huge uncertainty, the likely absence of either expansionary fiscal policy (because of government policy commitments) or incrementally expansionary monetary policy (because of lack of room to cut rates), I believe Brexit would likely be followed by a recession in the UK.

Flaunt it as we choose, athwart and over the roads of our progress loom huge uncertainty, and dreadful, threatening gloom.

* Greater discontent among the fanbase * Huge uncertainty over the future of our most important players (Ozil and Sanchez) and the manager (Wenger) * Potential drop out of top 4 - for the first time in 20 years.

Once or twice, the huge uncertainty of Brexit emerges out of nowhere, as if the chancellor had just remembered it.

«The huge uncertainty is the Eurozone, and a worsening of the region's debt crisis remains the single biggest threat to the UK economy.

With only a few observations to feed into their calculations, the early estimates by scientists of an asteroid's future orbit have huge uncertainties.

But there is huge uncertainty about how rainfall patterns will change.

«You can have some confidence in the relative numbers despite the huge uncertainties, if you look at the two cases,» Karplus asserts.

«That's been a huge uncertainty for a long time.

Aside from the huge uncertainties about the climatic effects of extracting power from the wind, our present and near - term usage is far too tiny to make any difference.

There may be huge uncertainties about exactly how much oil is out there, but no one doubts that it dwarfs any single previous maritime spill.

The suspicion is that millions of births and deaths have not been counted and there is huge uncertainty about the rate at which women are giving birth.