Sentence examples for a sure thing because from inspiring English sources

But it is far from a sure thing because of governmental divisions over the potential costs.

That's assuming, of course, that Obama's proposals are put into effect, which isn't a sure thing because they require Congressional funding.

It is almost certain that Mr. Reid will at least add the provision to renew a grant program for school security, but even that is not a sure thing because of the country's fiscal constraints.

"We really need this one," one Nets official said before the game, pulling a pocket schedule from his wallet and pursuing the remaining games against an assortment of opponents, none which are a sure thing because there is no such thing for a team in the Nets' position.

When genomics was still a buzzword, Applied was touted as a sure thing because it sold the machines that are used to sequence genes.

I asked "Isn't it like going to Vegas with $1,000 and wanting to win $100,000 and asking for an insurance policy to pay off if you lost – would the policy cost $99,000 or more?" No, he said, because the games are more of a sure thing because of the certain revenues that always come from the production.

"His appointment is anything but a sure thing both because of his ties to Russia and his ties to climate denialism," Brune said.

(And keep in mind, Top Gun was far from a sure thing just because of Tom Cruise's involvement. His biggest hit to date was the now three-year-old Risky Business and he had just come off of the box office bomb Legend).

This was partly because the constitution was viewed as a sure thing, but also because few unreservedly welcome its patchwork of compromises.

Yet the outcome had not been a sure thing, in part because of the court's increasing solicitude for the First Amendment rights of political parties, combined with statements by several justices expressing dissatisfaction with the relevant laws.

Because law isn't a sure thing?