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• r  in an unsteady manner
• r  showing lack of certainty
  he paused uncertainly

• The speech that followed was humane and poetic, if uncertainly delivered; the President later admitted he had been pretty nervous.
• But the formation of a government under Netanyahu is going to unfold slowly and uncertainly and will be determined largely by local political concerns impervious to outside influence.
• An Italian TV announcer uncertainly said, "Polacco" (the Pole), and many viewers thought he had said "Poletti," the name of Rome's vicar general.

• unsteadily
• falteringly

• steadily

News & Articles

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• Commissioners nix tax increases to pay for jail upgrades
  Uncertainly remains over how Escambia County will respond to a recent Department of Justice investigation that concluded the county jail is severely understaffed.
  June 13, 2013 - Pensacola News Journal

Quotes

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• Donovan in ESPN
  Last year, these guys won a national championship with no expectations on them,Donovan said. "I think last year there was definitely a level of uncertainly of how good this team could be. I think they took everybody by surprise. Then they...
• Laura Tyson in msnbc.com
  You have a very severely harmed, injured consumer in terms of income slow down, job uncertainly, job loss, wealth loss, inadequate savings, high debt levels,said Laura Tyson, an Obama advisor who headed the Council of Economic Advisors in the...