Sentences with phrase «more uncertainty»

Now to add even more uncertainty in the mix, some people have even been approved for 3 cards within a 30 day period.

We know that the last six months have been incredibly hard for you all, and that this lawsuit may create more uncertainty short - term.

It means that there is a lot more uncertainty for individuals and a lot less transparency about which firms really do offer the best packages.

There's just too much interest from many better or bigger clubs for him to deal with more uncertainty here.

And the events in court added more uncertainty into a high - profile lawsuit between two of the tech industry's most powerful players.

I agree it's confusing, what with the market soaring one day, diving the next and plunging oil prices throwing more uncertainty into the mix.

We found that many consumers have a solid knowledge how mortgages work but there is more uncertainty around closing costs.

This doesn't mean they don't need staff — they just need more flexibility (and suffer from far more uncertainty).

With more uncertainty ahead, law firms need to look beneath the headline figures and ensure they have a strong base to enable them to deal with the challenges facing them.

A one - year package would bring more uncertainty next year.

But the other proposals envision more radical changes, giving parents broader choice but also more uncertainty.

Full genome screens will detect many more problems — and will introduce much more uncertainty because whole - genome mapping predicts the mere possibility of disease.

Moreover, it's hard to say that the trade war dispute will end quietly or without more uncertainty for the farmers.

Reason being, is that it's just gonna create speculation and more uncertainty especially after the first year as to who his successor will be..

On other flights, the team actually measured higher emissions, but the atmospheric conditions gave the data more uncertainty.

The last thing you want to do is take more uncertainty and risk into your retirement.

More uncertainty argues in favor of less action is not an argument anyone here has made.

Few professions... have less security and more uncertainty about the future than motor racing.

It is also true that the earlier consensus around accountability and the place of testing in the grand scheme of things is in flux, creating even more uncertainty.

Doesn't this risk creating more uncertainty and market instability?

They obviously don't know the exact deal and admit themselves that there is more uncertainty around than usual.

The capital investments in these mines are lower, thus adding more uncertainty to the mix.

In the short term, a particular stock has much more uncertainty and, consequently, the greatest risk of loss and liquidity which should yield a greater potential return.

The first sentence is true, and the second is probably close to the mark, though with a bit more uncertainty than he implies.

These conflicting decisions bring more uncertainty to the law, and reinforce the need for jurisdiction - specific employment agreements.

As a teacher, how can you allow for more uncertainty in your classroom?

Losing back - to - back games to the two higher seeds in the conference is not a good way to engender confidence, and no season in recent memory for the Lakers — since the pre-Pau Gasol trade days, really — has been filled with more uncertainty of the on - court product.

It will be interesting to see if this continues through the bonus season against a backdrop of more uncertainty regarding Brexit, European elections and maybe a UK general election.

Trump, on the other hand, has injected a little more uncertainty into the markets when he performs well, Catliff says.

«We saw more uncertainty between the ages of 55 and 62.

Until then, bitcoin is forbidden by Islamic Sharia in his eyes, which means more uncertainty for cryptocurrency holders in Egypt.

While most market observers don't believe the kingdom will abandon its monetary arrangements, U.S. policy could inject more uncertainty into an already volatile situation.

That threatens an oil industry that accounts for about 8 % of Mexico's economy and creates yet more uncertainty for a country already reeling from US threats to dismantle the North American Free Trade Agreement.

I would be the last to suggest that there isn't more uncertainty in a system with the internal dynamics of Earth's climate — and much more scope for severe and rapid change than a 2 degree warming target — amidst other impossible things — implies.