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uncertain

[uhn-sur-tn] / ʌnˈsɜr tn /


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Dumfries House faced an uncertain future when it was put up for sale almost 20 years ago.

From BBC

TAIPEI—Many of America’s longtime trade and security partners, contending with a new era of uncertain U.S. relations, have looked to hedge their reliance on Washington, in some cases warming up to Beijing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thorne adds that it is "crucial" to revisit and understand Golding's story as we navigate uncertain times and try to "stop our own cruelty from emerging".

From BBC

“Oracle’s AI strategy carries material credit risks given the aggressive spending, uncertain path to profitability, and very high customer concentration to a start-up company,” Standard & Poor’s said Monday.

From Barron's

“Oracle’s AI strategy carries material credit risks given the aggressive spending, uncertain path to profitability, and very high customer concentration to a start-up company,” Standard & Poor’s said Monday.

From Barron's