Sentences with phrase «more uncertain»

In Tullius» experience, bankruptcy courts tend to favor foolproof reorganization plans over those they deem to be more uncertain, even if the latter appears more attractive.

For others, the market is more uncertain.

In other words, under a narrow QM definition, lenders would further restrict home mortgage credit in what is already a tight lending environment because they would be fearful of the severe penalties that would be imposed if they failed to satisfy the ability - to - repay requirement under the more uncertain standards that would apply in the non-QM market.

In this context, it is not surprising that the latest Fed report indicated loan officers at US banks are tightening their lending standards for commercial property loans, citing a «less favorable or more uncertain outlook for property prices.»

The outlook for 2018 is also a little more uncertain, because the wall of loan maturities should start to come down and the market will be one more year farther into what has already been a very prolonged recovery cycle, adds Gerken.

It's a sure bet that the market - rate seniors housing pipeline will catch up to the retiring baby boom demand during the next two decades — supply usually follows abundant money — but what's more uncertain is how the sector will fill the expected boom...

The less information she has about how you feel about her, the more uncertain she will be, the more she'll think about you, and the more she'll like you.

There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.

Some career paths are more uncertain than others, and if you've chosen a rewarding but not - necessarily - stable field, you've probably experienced the adventures of the job market more than once.

If you've been searching for an answer on how to write a resume objective, you are likely to come away from your search more uncertain than when you started.

This feature seems to be slightly more uncertain for pass - through.

This is because the farther into the future you go the more uncertain things become.

Since drivechains do need a soft - fork protocol upgrade, the contention does make the future of drivechains a bit more uncertain.

With US movie attendance stagnating, the future is more uncertain than ever, and bringing beloved intellectual properties like Marvel into the physical realm adds a new revenue stream to the portfolio.

Some risks are known, and believed to be understood, while others are more uncertain and involve either probability or magnitude that we find difficult to quantify.

Equity - oriented unit - linked insurance plans (Ulips) can have higher returns that beat inflation but are more uncertain.

Other people may have more uncertain futures.

In todays» world of uncertainty insurance is becoming the necessity and the roads are much more uncertain than anything else, this is the reason the insurance of vehicles is important and especially two wheelers.

In today's world of uncertainty insurance is becoming the necessity and the roads are much more uncertain than anything else, this is the reason the insurance of vehicles is important and especially two wheelers.

As we enter what are likely to be more uncertain and volatile times, firms should be building up their cash balances to help them weather any storms ahead.

The eventual outcome of the EU's efforts to establish an MIC is more uncertain.

«In the near term, things may be more uncertain.

For example, there might be a simple counterclaim on a related, or unrelated, matter; or it might be possible to challenge the validity of the right in some way — for registered rights there are usually well defined ways in which this can be done; however, for unregistered rights the terrain is often more uncertain and so more unusual points will often have to be contemplated, (eg, challenging whether or not the claimant exists as a matter of law, and so has a locus standi to bring the proceedings: this last suggestion might seem farfetched, but it has been used successfully on more than one occasion).

A statement of future fact or future intention must be inherently more uncertain than a statement of current fact.

Sadly though, firms are given no assurances that they will be regarded by the SRA as compliant with the Handbook, even if they display all the indicative behaviours, leaving firms far more uncertain than in the past about what is expected of them.

And it was made more uncertain when it became apparent that the proposed second phase of court reform, the merger of the General Division with the Provincial Division would be delayed indefinitely.»

The ROI on law school is simply not great given the «risk» of a much more uncertain market with diminishing roles for those in the early stages of their career.

Because disputes can be settled at any stage (and are usually resolved by settlement rather than judicial decision), the cost of resolving a dispute is much more uncertain than, for example, the cost of completing a residential real estate transaction.

«Even after the 2009 financial crisis made it plain the U.S. economy had entered a period of stagnation, Canadians seemed more interested in the far - off and more uncertain prospects of China, India and Brazil — economies characterized by high growth and large populations but also formidable market access barriers,» wrote Laura Dawson, president of Dawson Strategic, in a recent report for the Canadian Council of Chief Executives.

In a more uncertain world, clients have become braver and are increasingly willing to try something new.

Obama supporters are much more likely to be looking on the bright side, while Romney supporters are far more uncertain.

Commenting on the uncertainty caused by the UK's vote to leave the EU, Ballheimer said: «The outlook is obviously more uncertain, but our business isn't overly well concentrated by either geography or practice area and because our clients are facing legal uncertainty and will need us to help them through it, I think our business is resilient.

Dating of the Sun however has more contention, the age is more uncertain, there is fresh new research being done that modifies and refines the figure.

From Leif Svalgaard (19:04:40) we get: -LRB-...) The age of the Earth is more uncertain that that of the Sun, partly because of the Moon.

However, what is more uncertain and presently a subject of debate is how these sea ice changes might be impacting...

Forecasts of future ice sheet behavior appear even more uncertain: Under the same high — global warming scenario, eight ice sheet models predicted anywhere between 0 and 27 cm of sea level rise in 2100 from Greenland melt.

Finds the likelihood of warming of the warmest night has also increased, but the estimated change is more uncertain

kadaka (13:28:43): -LRB-...) The age of the Earth is more uncertain that that of the Sun, partly because of the Moon.

But it is very hard to evaluate these because the science underlying them is very uncertain, certainly much more uncertain than that in the IPCC Reports establishing the reality of what is called global warming.

So we have the first weird result that the more uncertain the models are, the more action is needed.

These are more uncertain and they are difficult to quantify, but they tend to offset the impact of albedo changes at the global scale.

Here Ravetz might have confused the sensitivity for CO2 doubling per se which is well established at ~ 1C, with the more usual measure of climate sensitivity taking into account all feedbacks, which is necessarily a more uncertain enterprise, but usually considered to be around 3C, albeit with much broader uncertainty.

I merely note that the evidence is more sparse, more uncertain, and can not be cross referenced to other measurement systems.

How many more Cat 5 might make landfall is another question because that is a small (non-random) subsampling of all storms and is more uncertain.

Increasing the Hurst parameter always makes averages more uncertain, but beyond a certain point it actually makes trends less uncertain.

If each of the six models has, say a 20 % chance of being correct, then the output from each successive model becomes more and more uncertain, to the extent that the GCM output has 0.16 % chance of being correct, and that from the IAM is 0.0064 %.

Russ R. said @ 24... «But what we actually do know about ANT directly is far more uncertain.

Additionally, as the United States continues moving toward a carbon - constrained existence, future greenhouse gas policies will further complicate these efforts, likely rendering future natural gas price forecasts even less accurate and more uncertain.

Yes, observed warming has very little uncertainty, and the warming ascribed to NAT and INT is claimed to be quite certain (± 0.1 °C), but is unfortunately limited to the extent of our knowledge of those processes (which is turning out to be more uncertain than previously thought).

Magnitude of possible catastrophic event / magnitude of uncertainty (more uncertain is a smaller number) = magnitude of required action.