Sentence examples for a more certain and from inspiring English sources
Who doesn't want to create a more certain and comfortable future for themselves and their children?
Such a Code should (if properly enforced) have a stronger influence on the behaviour of journalists, and provide a more certain and objective framework for adjudicating disputes.
The best evidence of Congress's bias in favor of production as opposed to conservation is the fact that the legislation would authorize oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge while doing nothing to improve the fuel economy of automobiles and light trucks -- a more certain and less destructive path to both energy independence and cleaner air.
The reason is that these initial bidders have a more certain deal and thus are more willing to incur the costs associated with making an initial bid.
He involves elderly neighbours in his schemes, several of them only too eager to revert to a more certain past, and he bribes kids to dress as Young Pioneers to serenade his mother on her birthday.
"You might, you might not, but clearly it is pretty unambiguous that you will get a more certain outcome and potentially a better one".
We were promised a more certain 'next,' and now we all seem caught up in a spiral of depressing deficits, profound shifts in markets and crushing national debt.
"In general, businesses like a more certain economic and political environment, stability so that they can plan," said Joshua Feinman, chief economist and managing director at Deutsche Asset Management in New York.
Bush looked a lot more certain and a lot stronger this time, and he was funny, too".
But a recent report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, hints at a more certain relationship between clouds and our climate.
Of the six, VSG Buteba 4 was chosen for detailed analysis as it was the only one with a type A N-terminal domain which allowed a more certain structure-based alignment and comparison with the known structure of VSG MITat1.2 [ 10, 23].
