Sentence examples for To be more certain from inspiring English sources

To be more certain, we can perform two tests.

To be more certain, I asked my son-in-law to go on a neighborhood reconnaissance mission and call the electric company.

To be more certain that we were dealing with genuine full-length proviruses we discarded any sequence containing more than five consecutive unknown nucleotides or comprising more than five percent unknown nucleotides overall.

The origins of the sport utility vehicle seem to be more certain, however.

There are many other ways to be more certain of making money.

In other words, you want to be more certain before making decisions – and struggle to trust your gut feelings.

That is, the IDSR system enables public health officials to identify and get to an outbreak sooner, and be more certain which villages and areas need interventions.

Mr Obama is said to have been more certain in private that Mr Mubarak's jig was up than America's public pronouncements (especially those of Hillary Clinton, his sometimes behind-message secretary of state) let on.

Our demand for both resources continues to grow; our capacity to provide them is more certain with one than the other.

And, oddly enough, when you talk to him, Tony is more certain of the future of "Caroline, or Change" than of "Angels".

And Olympic venues are free of the advertisements that encircle other sporting arenas.Yet commerce is more certain to be in the air than the Beijing smog.