Sentences with phrase «uncertainty about the future means»

The uncertainty created by a tumultuous global economy and uncertainty about the future means B2B buyers give extra attention to driving down costs and putting more pressure on reducing price whenever they can.

In financial markets, uncertainty about the future means increased risk.

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Yet at the same time there is an ever - growing hunger for Christ as people search for meaning and stability in the midst ofgrowing uncertainty about the future.

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.

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.

A steep yield curve generally means that inflation expectations are rising or there is great uncertainty of the future, as it implies that people are either (1) reluctant to buy longer term bonds, or (2) are are keeping their funds liquid because they feel uncertain about the future.

That means there is still a lot of uncertainty about the extent of future warming — estimates of the effect of doubling CO2, including all feedback processes, range from 2 °C to 6 °C.

Consequently, in many cases, alternative means of communicating uncertainty about future changes in climate should be employed instead.

Of the myriad of claims made in the climate debate, Cox thinks it is sufficient to answer even the IPCC's own statement that «Uncertainties about future vulnerability, exposure, and responses of interlinked human and natural systems are large» with the mantra, «climate change is happening», which means precisely nothing.

The company worked with big - name OEMs like OnePlus to put Cyanogen services and software onto smartphones, but uncertainty about the future, among other issues, meant that the projects never really took off.

In just a few words, this means treating the relationship as a real relationship, and being curious about the future of the relationship in the face of uncertainty instead of being afraid.