Sentence examples for ability to be sure from inspiring English sources

"I am for the death penalty," Ms. Hutchison told The Dallas Morning News, "but always with the absolute assurance that you have the ability to be sure, with the technology that we have, that a person is guilty".

Incomplete results from 650 House of Commons constituencies across the country pointed to a strong performance on Thursday by the opposition party, led by David Cameron, though the size of the increase in the Conservative vote raised doubts about the party's ability to win the majority needed to be sure of regaining power after 13 years of Labour control.

As each assays has its specific pitfalls, we performed two assays to be sure that the ability of dynein to collapse the spindle was not due to a specific type of assay.

To be sure, the security agencies have been busy changing some procedures and reinforcing some abilities.

"Longer term it's about that journey towards software accountability," says Law. "Software accountability is quite a broad thing — it really means the ability to be able to know for sure what some software did as it ran.

Analogized to the nuclear situation, each nation will opt to develop - and then overdevelop - the ability to absolutely be sure that under any circumstance, the one can annihilate the other: "Mutual Assured Destruction" (MAD).

The ability to be intuitive.

The ability to be argued.

The ability to be demonstrated.

Words have the ability to hurt, so be sure that your words are still considerate of the dignity of the other person no matter how much you dislike the other person or what they're saying.

Shortly before Lean In's publication, Mayer cut off her employees' ability to telecommute, which is sure to hurt mothers – even as she made sure to ensure her own ability to 'lean in' by building a private nursery for her own newborn son next to her office.