Sentence examples for and be more certain from inspiring English sources

"If people say 'yes', I will work harder and be more certain in my actions," Mr Lukashenko said after casting his ballot.

That is, the IDSR system enables public health officials to identify and get to an outbreak sooner, and be more certain which villages and areas need interventions.

Republicans tell pollsters they have been paying more attention to the news, are more fired up about politics and are more certain that they will vote than Democrats, often by dramatic margins.

There is no player of his age, 24, and currently fit, who is so crucial to the immediate future of the team, and none who can be more certain of a key role at Euro 2012 this summer.

Many of the examples pass unnoticed by careful writers, including "nothing could be more certain" and "there could be no more perfect spot".

By using two or three methods, the conclusions will be more certain and robust when the respective results agree.

Because break positions were located between the last base of the First linker sequence and its next base, we could be more certain that break positions were accurate if the bases in the tail region of the linkers were aligned.

Mr. Mearsheimer himself says that "certainty bolsters peace," and democracies are more certain of each other's intentions.

So, in short, since 2007 we have developed better tools, and we are more certain about how we are changing the climate.

And subsequently, which conditions are more certain and which are more uncertain?

The other two who went to space - Keri and Paul - were more certain of who they were.