Sentence examples for any certainty whether from inspiring English sources
The report said: "It is not possible to state with any certainty whether Milly's voicemails were or were not deleted".
WHERE IS SADDAM HUSSEIN? -- American officials cannot say with any certainty whether Mr. Hussein is dead, alive, severely wounded or ready to flee.
It is not known with any certainty whether this is because the dynamic nature of Earth's surface obliterates such evidence or because processes different from the modern form of plate tectonics existed at the time.
It seems too early to tell with any certainty whether this trend of skipping the track for the marathon will ultimately prove mostly beneficial, neutral or injurious to many careers.
One cannot say with any certainty whether the more important cause of the current housing crisis was affordable-housing mandates or the actions of investment banks and ratings agencies.
As a result, Mr. Hammonds said, "it is not possible to know with any certainty whether P.B.M.'s are helping to control drug costs for the federal government or if these middlemen are contributing to skyrocketing drug costs".
No group has yet claimed responsibility so it was not possible to ascribe the motives of the killers with any certainty, nor whether they are from one of the militant organizations that have links to Pakistan's army intelligence.
Raccoons have long been widespread in New York City, and there is no way to say with any statistical certainty whether there are more now.
The short story concludes with a blank canvas "in the center of which Jonas had merely written, in very small letters, a word that could be made out, but without any certainty as to whether it should be read 'solitary' or 'solidary.& 8217 " In the play, as the curtain slowly falls, we leave the artist beginning "to paint the dead face" of his wife.
