Sentences with phrase «quite uncertain times»

By bringing print runs down and securing sales before the book even hits the shelves, it very low - risk in what are still quite uncertain times.

Not exact matches

Even though the exact extent of the boom has been, and remains, uncertain, the key point is that commodity prices rise to a high level for quite some time.

I've been debating a pair of slouchy leather boots for quite some time now, but was uncertain which pair I wanted to pull the trigger on.

At the same time, E-Ink, which currently manufactures most of the displays for the existing e-readers in the market, is also engaged in developing color displays, although its quite uncertain whether they would be able to release such a product before 2011.

The global distribution of the warming is quite uncertain except that it is likely that the polar regions will warm more than the equator — by as much as two or three times.

a) he is not a permafrost scientist (he's a glaciologist) b) science reporting sucks these days c) time scales are quite uncertain, and we're f» ed regardless of what an extra couple methane degrees will do.

We analysed what was in the report quite carefully at the time and pointed out that the allowance for dynamic ice sheet processes was very uncertain, and actually precluded setting a upper limit on what might be expected.

SMB is quite uncertain, and earlier in their paper they hypothesise a 10x increase in SMB by 2100 (which I assume implies a ~ 5 times increase in accumulated SLR from this over the century assuming linear growth), which might be an extra uncertainty of another 35 cm maybe.

Since the true impacts of longer term natural variability are not known and the one confidence estimates of aerosol and cloud forcings used to tune the models to that «range of comfort» are quite a bit more uncertain that previously considered, that it might just be time for a do over.

Ensuring financial protection is quite essential in today's uncertain times.