19-Sep-2006, 12:50
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 Re: 'company-specific uncertainty' vs 'specific uncertainty of a company'
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Originally Posted by chenyan  Hi! everyone. I'd like to ask one question. Any one can tell me what I wrote is right.
"company-specific uncertainty" -- I think the phrase is right, but I don't know the following express the same meaning.
" specific uncertainty of a company" | "company-specific uncertainty" and "specific uncertainty of a company" don't mean the same.
company specific uncertainty means, each company has its own uncertainty: it is specific to each company.
specific uncertainty of a company means one specific uncertainty of a company.
if you want to get the same meaning use it like this:
uncertainty specific of a company |
'company-specific uncertainty' vs 'specific uncertainty of a company' 
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