Sentences with phrase «into uncertain territory»

Stephen Isherwood, chief executive at the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), said, «We are disappointed with the vote to leave the EU, which has moved us into uncertain territory.

Stephen Isherwood, chief executive of the Institute of Student Employers (ISE, formally the Association of Graduate Recruiters), said, «We are disappointed with the vote to leave the EU, which has moved us into uncertain territory.

Because the observed and predicted rate of increase in greenhouse gas concentrations and global warming is faster than seems to have happened during the Last Interglacial may mean that we are heading into uncertain territory.

While the word «home» typically connotes a sense of welcoming or warmth, in this context Frandsen inverts that notion, creating a feeling of foreboding with abstract figures and a central focal point that guides the viewer into uncertain territory.

«We are arriving,» says Mantis as the Milano pulls into an uncertain territory.