Sentence examples for To become more certain from inspiring English sources

Over the course of a campaign, voters have always tended to become more certain.

We communicate to become more certain of our views, not less certain.

How else can we explain that our cars have grown bigger, heavier, and less fuel-efficient at the same time that scientists have become more certain and more specific about the consequences of our addiction to gasoline?

While "I don't have any advertiser looking at this as an opportunity to save money," Mr. Rank added, some are considering waiting a while, when the outlook may become more certain.

While many uncertainties increase with time, some things also become more certain.

WRITING IT DOWN Witnesses are often somewhat uncertain of their choice at first and become more certain by trial.

By 2016, and the rise of big data's turbo-powered cousin deep learning, we had become more certain: "Data is the new oil," stated Fortune.

Jim Walsh, an expert on the Iranian nuclear programme at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said that US intelligence had become more certain over recent years in its judgment that Iran ceased weaponisation work in 2003.

Not only has coverage of disabilities generally become more certain since the 2008 Amendments thus raising the cost of employer non-compliance but also coverage of obesity inon-compliance butecome more certalso

Girls have become more certain of what they want and realize what kind of person they are.

Their tactic of spreading doubt has confused the public about a series of key scientific issues such as global warming, even though scientists have actually become more certain about their research results.