Sentence examples for a complete certainty from inspiring English sources

Every six or seven miles, there was a government checkpoint which George and I were likely to get through because we had the right papers and authorisations, but our swift passage was not a complete certainty and a single suspicious soldier might delay us for hours.

A feeling of complete certainty, let alone absolute purity, is hard to come by in the examined life.

His year of patrolling the Territories as part of a combat unit has instilled in him an air of complete certainty.

If the inventory is small there is a considerable chance (or complete certainty in the case of a binary inventory) that the result of the mutation will be the original one (since mutating an element twice will result the original one).

Even with a full battery of tests, it may not be possible to diagnose Crohn's with complete certainty; a colonoscopy is approximately 70% effective in diagnosing the disease, with further tests being less effective.

Even if you had complete certainty that a U.S. stock-market crash happened just once every 25 years, you still didn't know which year.

We left those out unless there was complete certainty that a police officer fired the shot," Rich said.

The Islamic rule pertaining to abortion is strict, and therefore, the termination of a pregnancy based on the current edict of Saudi Arabia as well as that of other countries has to be undertaken after it has been confirmed with complete certainty that a foetal anomaly exists.

He avoids practical questions like "Is it the president of the United States who will personally determine with complete certainty that torturing a particular person will produce the information that will save the lives?

In a column boldly titled "Climate of Complete Certainty," he provocatively compared the climate activists' surety to that of Hillary Clinton's failed campaign managers.

With such a [population] composition, there cannot even be complete certainty that the government will be held by a Jewish majority There can be no stable and strong Jewish state so long as it has a Jewish majority of only 60%.' The Yishuv's situation and fate, he went on, compelled the adoption of 'a new approach [new] habits of mind' to 'suit our new future.