Sentence examples for Some level of certainty from inspiring English sources

We yearn for it, in fact, and we'll do any manner of mental gymnastics to achieve some level of certainty in our decisions, even if our justifications are illogical.

Given the size of the gap and no signs that rate increases are imminent, why introduce this option now? "We think that students and parents are looking for some level of certainty in the long run," said Lucille Conley, senior vice president of consumer lending for U.S. Bank.

As Aparna Sinha, who is the Kubernetes group product manager at Google, said in her conference keynote, enterprise companies want some level of certainty that earlier adopters were willing to forego to take a plunge into the new and exciting world of containers.

There is no way to sustain these scientific efforts without some level of certainty about available resources.

In some states, defendants have to prove by some level of certainty that they acted in self-defense.

One way or another I think the consortia will soon add some level of certainty around acceptable devices and there will be no excuse for not preparing to administer online assessments in 2015.

Because what we need to make sure of is that if we're going to take this position and hold it, we need to make sure that with some level of certainty every time we lose money this gets reduced.

Another is to consider mobility of surface gateways and a static UWSN with some level of location certainty models and integrate it as a new design parameter in our framework.

If I felt for one minute that this tool would return results that show, to some level of scientific certainty, when an individual is driving under the influence of marijuana and also help change the way DUIs are treated and prosecuted in the United States, then I'd be first in line to support it.

What matters about climate change is not whether we can predict the future with some desired level of certainty and accuracy; it is whether we have sufficient foresight, supported by wisdom, to allow our perspective about the future, and our responsibility for it, to be altered.

As well, if "gathering as much data as possible" is an "important first step," readers may wonder whether NIH plans to defer other official responses to sexual harassment until after all the data has been amassed and some unspecified level of certainty about the nature and extent of sexual harassment in science has been achieved.